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Chinese name: Torenia cordata (Griff.) Dutta

> Family and genus: Scrophulariaceae (Butterfly)

Distribution: Yunnan Province, my country

1. Morphology of Mosaic Butterfly

Miliaria is an annual herb with sparse bristles on the body, and the bristles are curved upwards, or spread out, and occasionally lie down and then the net rises. Stem veins ribbed or narrowly winged, growing from the root, with many branches. The shoots are opposite or grow in a bifid shape without developing from one side. The shape of the leaves is ovate or ovate-lanceolate. Flowers solitary at the top of branches or between leaf axils. The inflorescence is umbellate, and the color of the corolla is dark purple. The capsule is oblong in shape and the seeds are relatively small.

2. Habits of Pteridophyta

Pterophora florida grows in the plains of temperate and subarctic zones and is an annual plant. Spicy and sweet, cold in nature. Distributed in Central China, South China and Southwest China. Mosaic butterfly grass mainly has medicinal value, and has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying, expectorating phlegm and relieving cough. For lung carbuncle, lung-heat cough, boils and boils, mammary carbuncle, traumatic hemorrhage. On October 27, 2014, a preview of Glowing Flowers and Glowing Silk exhibits are displayed at the National Museum of Science in Tokyo, Japan. Among them, the Glowing Butterfly Grass will emit yellow-green light when it is illuminated by a specific wavelength of light, and it was exhibited for the first time in the Light Exhibition.

3. Cultivation of Mosaic Phyllostachys

Mosaic Phyllostachys Capsules are oblong, light red purple, about 8 mm in diameter. Flowering period from August to September. Raw hillsides, fields and shady wetlands. Distributed in Central China, South China and Southwest China. The same genus Chinese lung-shaped grass is also used for lung-shaped grass. Planting can be propagated by cuttings. The cutting substrates used in general species should be loose and ventilated, not containing immature organic matter, and not containing salt. Commonly used are river sand, vermiculite, perlite, plain sand, peat soil, rot moss, chaff ash and sawdust. No matter what kind of substrate should be clean, the particles should be uniform, and the size should be medium. Generally, the substrate in the slotting bed should not be spread too thick, otherwise it will not be conducive to the increase of substrate temperature and affect rooting. After the scion of the grafted plant is formed, it is sometimes necessary to remove the rootstock from the rootstock to cut the hairy roots, which can be directly cut from a single plant in a flowerpot slightly larger than the plant.

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