Grape: táo.
"Shuowen Jiezi": "Grape, also known as 艸. From the sound of 艸, pottery.". The fruit of the vines and weeds is like a cup of wine, which is the paradigm of grapes. Original meaning: refers to a kind of fruit, used as the continuous word "grape". See "Portuguese".
Interpretation of ancient books: "Kangxi Dictionary"
"Tang Yun" is simply cut with a knife and sounded with pottery. "Jade Chapter" Pu grape. "Biography of the Western Regions of the Later Han Dynasty" Li Yi's country is famous for its horses, cattle, sheep, grapes, and fruits. Its soil and water are beautiful, so its grape wine has a special name. "Edict of Emperor Wen of Wei" states that longan and lychee from the south are better than grapes and shimihu from the west.
Also known as the palace. "Sanfu Huang Tu" Pu Tao Palace is located in Wanxi, Shanglin.
Leaf vines, leaves palmately divided, panicles, yellow-green flowers, round or oval fruits, purple or yellow-green when mature, sweet and sour taste, juicy, for raw food or dried, Juice making, wine making, etc. It is also called Pu Tao, Pu Tao or Pu Tao in ancient books.
Grapes must have a certain intensity of light during normal growth. However, when the light is too strong, especially when the grapes enter the hard-core stage, sunburn is more likely to occur. In this case, bagging or leaving the leaves on the plants can be used. Try to keep the leaves that can cover the grape fruits.
When there is insufficient sunshine, it is easy to cause poor corolla shedding during the flowering period and low fertilization rate; during the flower bud differentiation period, the flower buds are poorly differentiated and have many parthenocarps; during the growth period, the plants are leggy and have long internodes. No fruit or parthenocarpic fruits; diseases and poor quality during fruit enlargement stage; poor coloring and decreased sugar content during maturity stage.