Jinhang Expo: Si Dang's eyes are sincerely appreciated, and it is intended to taste the heart fruit seen in Beijing with a sniff. Because its fruit resembles the shape of a human heart, it is called a human heart fruit. Man's heart fruit is a plant of the family Manilkara zapota (Linn.) van Royen), native to Mexico, introduced from Singapore in china in the early 20th century, mainly distributed in Yunnan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian and other places, the fruit is edible. The main feature of the heart fruit is that the tree, the twigs are brown. The leaves are alternate, densely clustered at the top of the branches, leathery, oblong or ovate oval, sharply pointed or blunt at the apex, wedge-shaped at the base, fully margined or sparsely microwave-shaped, glabrous on both sides, glossy, the midrib is concave above, very raised below, the lateral veins are slender, many and parallel to each other, and the reticulates are extremely fine and dense. Flowers 1-2 are born in the axils of the apical leaves, the peduncle is about 2 cm long, the calyx has 3 lobes of the outer chakra, 3 lobes of the inner chakra, and the outside is densely covered with yellow-brown villi; the corolla is white, the corolla is lobed and ovate, the apex has irregular fine teeth, and the back sides have 2 equal-sized petal-like appendages; the fertile stamens are born in the throat of the crown canal, the filaments are filamentous, the anthers are long ovate; the petals of the vestiges are conical; the ovary is densely covered with yellow-brown villi, the peduncle is cylindrical; the berry is ovoid or spherical, brown, and the nose smells sweet. It is precisely that Si Dang's eyes are sincerely appreciated, and it is intended to taste with a nose and sniff. Modern research shows that heart fruit is rich in a variety of amino acids, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin E. The content of selenium and calcium is the highest in fruits and vegetables. Selenium can activate human cells, enhance vitality, and have the effect of preventing cancer and inhibiting cardiovascular diseases. Tips: If you need to use this plant to treat diseases, please use it under the specific guidance of a practicing physician or licensed pharmacist. Attached is a photograph taken by Jimbo in Beijing.
