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Is Pumpkin the same as pumpkin? What's the difference?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-11-16 11:23:35
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Pumpkins are different from pumpkins.Pumpkin is a plant of Cucurbitaceae of Viola, also known as pumpkin, pumpkin; North melon is a gourd gourd plants, also known as winter melon, ocean melon.The difference between pumpkin and pumpkin is mainly manifested in the following aspects.

1. Distribution of origin

Originating from Mexico to Central America, pumpkins are now widely grown around the world, but the largest area is in Asia, followed by Europe and South America.Beigua originated in Bolivia, Chile and Argentina in South America, and has spread to all parts of the world.China's North melon may be introduced from India, and now it is widely cultivated in the north and south of China.

2. External shape

Pumpkin and pumpkin are actually very easy to distinguish, because their appearance is very different, completely different.Pumpkin color is mainly divided into orange and green two kinds, the shape is flat round or irregular gourd shape, not yet mature when its skin is very crisp, fleshy.The shape of the pumpkin is similar to that of the zucchini, which looks very long, U-shaped and curved.Its stem has translucent rough hairs, forked tendrils, and triangular or ovate leaves.

3. Nutritional value

Beigua is rich in cellulose, anti-interferon and vitamin a, which can promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, accelerate human metabolism, improve human immunity, and have a certain effect of protecting eyes.Pumpkin is rich in polysaccharides, beta-carotene, mineral elements, amino acids and active protein, and its nutritional value is more abundant.

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