What does sweet potato mean?

Sweet potato (scientific name: sweet potato. ) Also called Ganchu, Sweet Potato, Zhushu, Fanru, Red Yam, Potato, Yam, Sweet Potato, Sweet Potato, Sweet Potato, Goose, and Monty Sweet Potato. Millet has round, oval or spindle-shaped tuberous roots in the underground part, and the stems are horizontal or ascending, with occasional twining and multi-branching. The shape and color of leaves often vary with varieties, usually with wide oval shape and different petioles. Cymes axillary, capsules ovoid or oblate, 1-4, usually 2, glabrous.

Sweet potato is native to South America and the big and small Antilles, and is widely planted in tropical and subtropical areas all over the world, and also in most parts of China.

Sweet potato is a kind of food crop with high yield and strong adaptability, which is closely related to industrial and agricultural production and people's life. Truffle is not only the main grain, but also an important raw material for food processing, starch and alcohol manufacturing industries. Roots, stems and leaves are excellent feeds.