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According to Dow, horse teeth contain a variety of nutrients, including proteins, fats, carbohydrates, diet fibres, calcium, phosphorus, iron, copper, carrots, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, Nickric acid and vitamin C, in particular vitamin A, vitamin C, nuclose and minerals such as calcium and iron. Its fatty-3 acid content is the highest in green leaves. The maggots are highly adaptable, heat-resistant and drought-resistant, and can grow normally in both strong and weak light. They are more suitable to grow in warm, wet, fertile and sandy soil, but in either case they can grow, store water, drought-resistant and flood-resistant. Like all the other weeds, the horse teeth are very alive. Sex-friendly soil, drought-resistant and flood-resistant, life-sustaining, born in gardens, fields, roads and fields, used to be seen in Grandma's garden as a child, and when he bought it, his husband said it was like sunflower, looking at it, it was quite similar. Horses can be cooked and soft tubers can be cooked like spinach. But some people don't like the taste of it, a little acid, a little slippery. The leaves on the top of the mascarbs are soft and can be cooked like bean petals, either for soup or for sauce, mayonnaise and stew. In addition, the parrots have a high nutritional and pharmaceutical value and are known as “natural antibiotics”; they are well nourished in the human body and can improve the colour of the skin, so that the skin is healthy, but they are smooth, pregnant women are forbidden to eat, and they can slide。