What is the girl fruit? How much does a pound of girl fruit cost?

Contents of this article

1. What is the girl fruit

2. When does the girl fruit usually mature?

3. What is the nutritional value of the girl fruit?

What is girl fruit

The berries of the Chinese wolfberry contain many vitamins needed by the human body. The vitamin B complex in fresh berries is three times higher than that in tomatoes. The sugar content exceeds that of grapes, with about 30% fructose, 18 kinds of amino acids and appropriate trace elements (zinc, boron, selenium, silicon, etc.). In addition, the fresh fruit of the Chinese wolfberry has certain health and medicinal value. It contains a large amount of ammonium iron rubber acid, which has a certain effect on aplastic anemia. The ripe berries taste sweet and sour when eaten fresh, and have excellent flavor. They can also be used to make candied fruit, jam, etc.

Girl fruit usually matures in the month

The girl fruit belongs to the Solanaceae family. It has become a very popular fruit in recent years. It has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, relieving cough and facilitating bowel movements. There are different wild areas in various provinces in my country, but in recent years, the market for girl fruit has been growing, and the number of wild ones is far from meeting the market demand. Therefore, more and more people are now planting it artificially, but the market price of girl fruit still has no obvious downward trend. The current market price is about 14-18 yuan/jin, and the yield per mu can reach about 600-1000 jin, and the planting benefit is very good.

What is the nutritional value of girl fruit?

The fruit of the Chinese wolfberry is ripe in late August and early September. The fruit of the Chinese wolfberry contains many vitamins needed by the human body. The vitamin B complex in fresh berries is three times higher than that in tomatoes. The sugar content exceeds that of grapes, containing about 30% fructose, and contains 18 kinds of amino acids and appropriate trace elements (zinc, boron, selenium, silicon, etc.).