Narcissusustatta L.var.chinensisRoem.): Also known as Chinese daffodils, it is a multi-flowered

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Narcissus tazetta L. var. Chinensis Roem.): Also known as chinese daffodils, it is a variant of the multi-flowered daffodil. It is a perennial herb of the family Lycaenidae. The leaves of daffodils are extracted from the green-white barrel sheath at the tip of the bulb (commonly known as arrows) and then from the leaves. Generally, each bulb can draw 1-2 branches of flower stems, and many can reach 8-11 branches, umbel-shaped inflorescence. The petals are mostly 6, and the petals are goose-yellow at the ends. The flower bud has a bowl-like protective cover on the outside. The bulbs are ovate to broadly ovate and spherical, with a tan skin membrane on the outside. The leaves are narrow and long