What is Mushroom?

Mushroom xùn? phonetic. The word Cong Cong Cong Tan, Tan also sounds. "Qin" means "deep". "艹" and "覃" are combined to mean "mushrooms growing in the primeval forest". Original meaning: wild mushroom growing in deep mountains and old forests.

Fragrant mushroom: also known as Xiangxin ("Materia Medica Qiuyuan"), shiitake mushroom ("Suixiju Diet Spectrum")

Mushroom grass is the mushroom grass, also known as the copper money grass , money lotus, water money, round shield-shaped leaves, like a copper coin, with long handle, wavy edge, small yellow-green flowers blooming in summer and autumn. The cultivation and management of copper money grass are simple, the plant shape is beautiful, the leaves are green, and it is very attractive. It is currently one of the most favorite aquatic plants among flower lovers and is widely praised.

Lentinus edodes is a perennial emergent or hygroscopic ornamental plant native to Europe and the United States. It grows rapidly and takes shape quickly. It has strong reproductive ability and is mostly used as an ornamental plant in China. However, it also has the characteristics of strong encroachment and difficulty in eradication, so you should be cautious when choosing it as a decorative plant for wetland landscaping.

Perennial creeping herb, the upright part is 8-37 cm high. Except for the stipules, bracts and flower stalks, which are hairless, the rest are covered with sparse or dense recurved pubescence. The hairs are white or purple. Sometimes there are purple wart-based hairs on the back of the leaves, and fibrous roots are easy to grow after the stem nodes are soiled. The leaves are thin, round and kidney-shaped, 2.5-7 cm long, 3-8 cm wide, dark green on the surface, light green on the back, palmate with 5-7 shallow lobes; the lobes are broadly oval or nearly triangular, with irregular sharp serrations on the edges. Or blunt-toothed, heart-shaped at the base; petiole length 4-23 cm; stipules membranous, oval or broad-ovate. Umbeles solitary on nodes, axillary or opposite to leaves, peduncle usually longer than petiole; small umbel with 25-50 flowers, pedicel 2-7 mm long; small involucre bracts membranous, ovate Lanceolate, 1.2-1.8 mm long, with a pointed tip and sometimes slightly torn edges. The flowers are grass green in the bud stage and white after opening; the petals are membranous, 1-1.2 mm long, with a short tip and light yellow to purple-brown glands. The fruit is nearly round, with a heart-shaped or truncate base, flattened sides, 1.3-2 mm long and 1.5-2.1 mm wide, with two distinct ridges on the sides, smooth or wrinkled surface, yellow or purple-red. The flowering and fruiting period is from May to November.