How do you spell poppy in English?

Poppy, translated from English, is poppy.

In addition, the use and definition of poppy are: poppy originated in Asia Minor, India and Iran. There is a small amount of cultivation in parts of China. Poppy is a biennial herb of Papaveraceae. The whole plant of poppy is pink-green, and its leaves and stems are oval. Poppies bloom in summer, with solitary branches, big and gorgeous, red, purple and white, and open upwards. Flowers fall early, bear spherical capsules and have tiny and numerous seeds.

The poppy shell contains a small amount of morphine, codeine, thebaine, narcotine, narcotrine and papaverine. In addition, it contains about 2.4% polysaccharide, lactose 10%, arabinose 6%, xylose 6%, rhamnose 4%, galacturonic acid 60%, 4-0- methylglucuronic acid 4%, and trace fucose and 2-0- methylfucose can be obtained by hydrolysis. 2-0- methyl xylose (2-0- methyl xylose) and glucuronic acid (G- dururonic acid), Sedum heptonose, D- mannose heptonose, D- glyceryl -D- mannose ketose (D- glyceryl -D).

Traditional Chinese medicine uses poppy shell as medicine, and the prescription is also called "royal rice shell" or "poppy shell", which is easy to be addicted to excessive consumption. Harvest after "cutting tobacco" in summer, remove pedicels and seeds, dry in the sun, and fry with vinegar or honey for later use. Seeds contain 50% oil and can be used to extract oil.