A fragrance

The Chanzheng (student: Toonasinensis) is also known as Zhusumi, Zhushu, Zhuang, and others, as well as in Anhui. The roots, also known as cortex, are Chinese-born and spread across a wide area of the Yangtze North and South, and are considered to be Zenko. The leaves fall out, the female and the male, the leaves are even-numbered plume-shaped, the cone-like, white, the fruit is elliptical, the fin-like seeds, and the seeds are breeding. The tree is large and, in addition to sprouts, is the preferred tree for greening the garden. It was called a saloon and a saloon. The Chinese have learned to eat the incense for a long time, and the Handais are all over the river. The sprouts are nutritionally abundant and therapeutic in their therapeutic food, leading to external colds, rheumatism, stomach pain, dysentery, etc。