There is a kind of plant called milk or something, also known as teardrops, what is milk?

There are basically all Euphorbiaceae, some in the Radiaceae family, and some in the Ficus genus.

Oleanderaceae, Radiaceae, Moraceae, Euphorbiaceae, Asteraceae, Platycodonaceae, Papaveraceae, Spinaceae and Papayaceae.

Mottled bamboo. There are poems as evidence: a thousand tears on a branch of spotted bamboo, and a hundred heavy clothes on the red glow. The spots on Madara Bamboo are like tears. Take a look:

How can there be such a plant? Hehe.

It is generally said that the flowers next to the grave are watered with tears, and that is because there are often people next to the grave who mourn their deceased relatives, and the red bead grass in the dream of the Red Mansion. It seems to be related to tears.

Damn, you're so thoughtful.

As far as I know, no.

Li, commonly known as Liangfen fruit, wood steamed buns. It is an evergreen climbing or creeping shrub plant of the Moraceae family, containing milk. Urinai.

This is true of both: lily and fig.

A kind of bitter cabbage, we call it a goose dish, because the goose that is still yellow is almost all chopped with this vegetable and fed with broken rice, also called prickly cabbage, there are thorns on the leaves and stems, and the names are different in various places, and I don't know the specific scientific name.

The concept and species of plants.

Plants are a large group of organisms. Generally there is chlorophyll, no nerves, no sensations. Algae, fungi, ferns, and seed plants are further divided into gymnosperms and angiosperms. There are more than 300,000 species.

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The origin plant is 2.5 billion years ago (Proterozoic), and the earliest plants in the history of the earth belonged to fungi and algae, and then algae were once very prosperous. It wasn't until 438 million years ago (Silurian period) that green algae broke free from the constraints of the water environment and landed on the earth for the first time, evolving into ferns, adding green to the earth for the first time. 360 million years ago (Carboniferous), ferns became extinct, replaced by lycopodiums, cuneiformes, euferns and seed ferns, forming swampy forests.

The main plants of the Paleozoic era were almost completely extinct 248 million years ago (Triassic), and gymnosperms began to emerge, evolved pollen tubes, and completely broke away from their dependence on water, forming dense forests. 145 million years ago (Cretaceous) angiosperms (flowering plants) began to appear, and developed rapidly in the late period, replacing gymnosperms, forming the angiosperm era that continues to this day. Modern types of pine, cypress, and even metasequoias, redwoods, etc., were created during this period.

It is a poisonous plant, and it should not be kept indoors, as it is carcinogenic.

Hello, this is called Continuation of the Child. It can be used as medicine.

It is better to have **. There are many plants with white pulp, such as Euphorbiaceae, Sumacaceae, Moraceae, Roseaceae, etc., all of which have white pulp. It's easy to recognize it.

The pine tree that flows out is called pine resin.