Collection period varies from April to August (for young leaves and stems) and July to October
(for fruits and seeds). Most plant parts are collected in summer and autumn (Table 3). These plants are often dried
in the sun after collection and stored (a very common preserving technique [22]) until winter. Most uses are specific
to a particular plant part (such as young leaf, new shoot or ripe fruit), although in a few cases a single plant part has
different uses, e.g., seeds of Juglans regia are eaten fresh or used to make vegetable oil. More than one plant part is
used for about 7% of the species. For example, young leaves and stems of Panax japonicus var. major are used
as a vegetable, while rhizomes are stewed with meat and eaten as a tonic. Leaves of Thlaspi yunnanense are used as
a vegetable, while vegetable oil is made from the seeds.
Collection period varies from April to August (for young leaves and stems) and July to October(for fruits and seeds). Most plant parts are collected in summer and autumn (Table 3). These plants are often driedin the sun after collection and stored (a very common preserving technique [22]) until winter. Most uses are specificto a particular plant part (such as young leaf, new shoot or ripe fruit), although in a few cases a single plant part hasdifferent uses, e.g., seeds of Juglans regia are eaten fresh or used to make vegetable oil. More than one plant part isused for about 7% of the species. For example, young leaves and stems of Panax japonicus var. major are usedas a vegetable, while rhizomes are stewed with meat and eaten as a tonic. Leaves of Thlaspi yunnanense are used asa vegetable, while vegetable oil is made from the seeds.
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