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Contents ·No. 1 ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·More results... No. 1 　　The mallow. Also called "Suo", "pyrene Fu." Herbs. Translated by Google No. 2 　　The mallow. Also called "Qiao", "pyrene Fu." Herbs. "Guangya interpretation grass": "Jing Kui, Qiao also." "Poetry of the Fen Chen Fengdong door" "as Seoul, such as Qiao," Biography of Mao, "Qiao, pyrene Fu also" Standard Interpretation Shu: "Guo Pu said: Jing Kui today also, it seems Kwai, purple. TSE goes: the grass, more Chinese and less leaf; leaves another tilt. Lu Ji, a sparse cloud pyrene Fu Jing Kui, like turnips, Chinese purple green, edible, is also slightly bitter. " Translated by Google No. 3 　　jīnɡ kuí 　　荆葵 　　即锦葵。也称“莏”、“芘芣”。草本植物。《广雅·释草》：“荆葵，莏也。”《诗·陈风·东门之枌》“视尔如莏” 毛 传“莏，芘芣也” 孔颖达 疏：“ 郭璞 曰：今荆葵也，似葵，紫色。 谢氏 云：小草，多华，少叶；叶又翘起。 陆玑 疏云芘芣一名荆葵，似芜菁，华紫绿色，可食，微苦是也。”