Several Stalks Of Green Organic Asparagus, Close-Up, Isolated On White And Top View. Aspáragus Is A Genus Of Plants Of The Cold Family, With A Range In Eurasia, Africa, Australia, Introduced All Over The World Grow Mainly In Dry Climates. The Most Common And Typical Species Is Medicinal Asparagus (Asparagus Officinalis). Some Types Of Asparagus Are Grasses, Others Are Semi-Shrubs That Develop Underground Rhizomes And Above-Ground More Or Less Branched Stems, In Many Species They Are Creeping. The Upper Parts (About 20 Cm) Of The Sprouts Of Some Types Of Sorghum (Medicinal Sorghum, Short-Leaved Sorghum, Ringed Sorghum) Are Considered A Delicacy.

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