Plant trivia: Why does flying squirrel protect gold hairpin
The story of a flying mouse guarding a plant? This sounds really legendary, what is going on… In the Shennongjia…
Vegetable trivia: Solanum vegetables are harmful to the human body, is it true
Eggplant vegetables or Solanaceae, eggplant, peppers, potatoes and tomatoes are a plant family. (Maybe because some of these plants like…
Plant trivia: the world’s largest flower
According to the American physicists’ organization network, scientists discovered a record-breaking red flower or “flower monster” in the Indonesian jungle,…
Food trivia: Did you eat broccoli right?
Broccoli is a common vegetable on the table of every household, and it is also a kind of food beneficial…
Grapes trivia: Grapes explode in the microwave
Grape is a fruit with very own ideas. Its size is similar to the radiation wavelength of a microwave oven,…
Coriander trivia: why do some people hate coriander?
In the eyes of some people, it is the embodiment of justice, but in the eyes of others, it is…
Grass trivia: does it feel pain when mowing?
All plants release a green leaf volatiles after injury. GLVs contain a variety of unique aldehydes and alcohols. When mixed…
Cactus trivia: Does it really affect radiation?
Cactus trivia: Does it really affect radiation? The prickly pear grows well near the radiation source, but it does not…
Vegetable trivia: Is iron really high in spinach?
Vegetable trivia: Is iron really high in spinach? The iron element contained in spinach is only a little higher than…
Coffee trivia: People who drink coffee regularly are more likely to form dependence
Coffee has a shortcoming. People who drink coffee for a long time are prone to become dependent on coffee, that…
Chili trivia: Chili that goes to the hospital with one bite
Carolina Grim Reaper can send people to the hospital with one bite. Carolina Grim Reaper is a super pepper cultivated…
Tree trivia: The world’s largest tree
The General Sherman tree is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the largest tree in existence in the world…
Plant trivia: bread growing in the desert
With its convenient and easy-to-eat characteristics, the bread also has a good taste, and it has become a daily food…
Chili trivia: what is the essence of spicy
What is spicy? Why do some people like spicy food, but some people can’t eat spicy food? What kind of…
The difference between chocolate and coffee
The processed and ground chocolate and coffee seem to be indistinguishable and smell almost the same. However, even if they…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: Poisonous Amanita
Poisonous amanita contains two kinds of toxins, atoxin and amanitin. These toxins are extremely destructive to the liver and kidneys…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: Death Angel Mushroom
Death Angel mushrooms contain a deadly fungus. This mushroom looks very similar to an edible mushroom, and people can easily…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: White Poison Umbrella
The deadly white poisonous umbrella is also called deadly amanita. It is a white umbrella-shaped mushroom. Its toxicity is toxic…
Poisonous mushroom trivia: Autumn Helmet Spore Umbrella
The cap of Qiusheng Heliosporium is 1.3-4.5 cm wide, bell-shaped, raised in the middle, yellow at the beginning, and brown…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: Angel Mushroom Destruction
Angel Mushroom is one of the deadly poisonous mushrooms in nature. It is highly toxic and belongs to fungus. Mainly…
Poisonous mushroom trivia: autumn cap
In autumn, the small round cap is also known as the spore umbrella, and it can be seen in places…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: Marble Death Cap
Marble death cap, scientific name Amanita pallidorosea, highly toxic. The bacterium generally appears in Hawaii, Australia and South Africa. It…
Poisonous mushroom trivia: Amanita muscaria
Amanita muscaria is a basidiomycete fungus that contains neurotoxicity. Its flesh is white and its epidermis is usually bright red,…
Poisonous Mushroom Trivia: Brain Mushroom
The deer flower fungus (scientific name Gyromitra esculenta) is fatal enough when eaten raw. It is also called “brain mushroom”…