Beautiful sentences describing small vegetables

Beautiful sentences describing small vegetables are as follows:

1, green onion, neatly planted in the soil, the tip of green onion is yellow, as if wearing a yellow hat on his head.

2. You see, the cucumber is covered with small pimples, and it is crisp, sweet and delicious to take a bite.

In a few days, these flowers will wither and grow curved little bitter gourd, which is small and exquisite and particularly lovely. Slowly, the little bitter gourd grew up, with a little white and shiny in the green.

Small green vegetables are introduced as follows:

Green vegetables (cabbage? Var。 Chinensis(Linnaeus kitamura) is an annual or biennial herb of Brassica in Cruciferae. Stems erect and branched; Leaves obovate, broadly obovate, oblong or broadly ovoid, petiole wide and thick, petals yellow and oblong; The fruit is long and linear; The seeds are spherical and purple-brown; It blooms in April and bears fruit in May-June.

Vegetables are native to China, which is one of the local vegetables in the Huanghuai River Basin. They are widely cultivated all over the country, especially in Shandong and Jiangsu. Vegetables like cold climate and need enough water. The propagation mode is seed propagation.

The shapes of vegetables are introduced as follows:

The basal leaves are obovate or broadly obovate, 20-30 cm long, solid, dark green and shiny, and the base gradually narrows into a wide stalk. Entire or with inconspicuous rounded or wavy teeth. The midrib is white. Width1.5cm, with multiple longitudinal veins.

Petiole 3-5 cm long, with or without narrow edge; The lower cauline leaves are similar to the basal leaves, and the base gradually narrows to petiole; The upper cauline leaves are obovate or elliptic, 3-7 cm long and 1-3.5 cm wide, with stems at the base, spreading, ears hanging on both sides, entire and slightly frosted.

The varieties of green vegetables are introduced as follows:

Chinese cabbage (Chinese cabbage? Camellia oleifera? Makino et Namot) Brassica campestris, whose basal leaves are obovate, entire or with inconspicuous blunt teeth, has simple hair when young. There is a lot of cultivated land south of the Yangtze River. Seeds are squeezed for food.