According to the singing, the folk call the crow as "laogua" and call a kind of low lying wild fruit "laogua" on the mountain.<br>The crow is a carnivorous bird. I don't think it will take this kind of wild fruit as its main food. Is it because the wild fruit is as black as a crow? I'm afraid it's the most bizarre one among the wild fruits in my hometown.<br>Laogua fruit trees like to grow on the barren hills with no tall trees and gravel mixed with soil. They are short and only knee high. The dry and leaves are slightly red, and they have fine hair. When spring meets summer, they open white "rice flowers". Then they produce green fruits. Under the sun and summer heat, they are like some people who are accustomed to the trend Red, purple and black every day Mature in late summer and early autumn.<br>The mature fruit is as big as the pea seed. Because of the low tree shape, the sediment splashed by the rain is easy to fall on the fruit. The black fruit is very colorful and doesn't look good. To pick, you need to hunch down, gather your thumbs, two fingers and middle fingers into a small nest to pick, rub and blow off the dust that makes the fruit colorful, and put it into your mouth, which can really give you a different feeling: the skin is slightly thick, seedless, half sour and half sweet, with a crisp sound when chewing.<br>
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