Yes of course.
ampalaya,patola,upo and cadena de amor plant
ampalaya is a vegetable
Ampalaya (Bitter Melon) with a scientific name Momordica charantia, is a climbing vine and the tendrils of which grow up to 20 centimeters long. This herbal plant belongs to the family of Cucurbitaceae, and it is a tropical as well as a subtropical vine. Ampalaya leaves are heart-shaped, which are 5 to 10 centimeters in diameter. The fruits of the ampalaya vine are fleshy green with pointed ends at length. It can never be mistaken for any other variety because its ribbed and wrinkled surface had always been ampalaya's distinct physical structure. The bitter taste of the ampalaya fruit had also been the distinguishing factor from the rest of the fruits with medicinal value, and this is due to the presence of a substance known as momorcidin.Ampalaya has been a folkloric cure for generations but has now been proven to be an effective herbal medicine for many aliments. Most significant of which is for Diabetes. The Philippine variety has proven to be most potent. Ampalaya contains a mixture of flavanoids and alkaloids make the Pancreas produce more insulin that controls the blood sugar in diabetics. Aside from Ampalaya's medicinal value, it is good source of vitamins A, B and C, iron, folic acid, phosphorous and calcium.Ampalaya has been for used even by the Chinese for centuries. The effectively of Ampalaya as an herbal medicine has been tried and tested by many research clinics and laboratories worldwide. In the Philippines, the Department of Health has endorsed Ampalaya as an alternative medicine to help alleviate various ailments including diabetes, liver problems and even HIV. Aside from these, ampalaya also helps treat skin diseases and cough. Its herbal value extends to increasing the sterility of women, in parasiticide, antipyretic, and has purgative functions, as well. Note: In large dozes, pure Ampalaya juice can be a purgative and abortifacient.
Ampalaya in English is "bitter gourd."
is ampalaya monocot?
Ampalaya plants have a strong odor and bitter taste.
English ampalaya, commonly known as bitter melon or bitter gourd, is a tropical vine belonging to the gourd family. Its edible fruit is characterized by a distinct bitter taste and is often used in various cuisines, particularly in Asian dishes. Ampalaya is also recognized for its potential health benefits, including blood sugar regulation and antioxidant properties. It can be consumed cooked, pickled, or juiced, and is often touted in traditional medicine for various ailments.
Ampalaya has a strong smell and a bitter taste.
The structure adaptation of ampalaya, also known as bitter melon, includes several unique features that allow it to thrive in its environment. The plant has a climbing or trailing vine-like structure that helps it reach sunlight and conserve space in its habitat. The leaves are deeply lobed and have a rough texture, which may help deter herbivores from consuming them. Additionally, the fruit of the ampalaya has a bumpy, warty appearance, which could serve as a defense mechanism against predators.
MATERIALS: casserole, cup, strainer, ampalaya leaves 1.) pick some leaves of ampalaya. 2.) wash it. 3.) boil a water in a casserole. 4.) when the water starts to boil; put the washed leaves of ampalaya in it. 5.) after 3-5 minutes, drain the ampalaya leaves ( don't throw the extract ) 6.) pour the extract to the cup for you to drink it.
First cut the ampalaya into circular cut, and after cutting ampalaya , boil it for 2-3 mins. and after that, mix the flour and the cornstarch and dress the circular cut ampalaya with the flour and cornstarch, after dressing it , prepare a hot oil in the pan, deep the ampalaya until it colors golden brow, and serve it with a cheeze deep !((:
is ampalaya monocot?