Description
Scientific name: Gynura procumbens
Gynura procumbens, sometimes called “longevity spinach” or “longevity greens”, is an edible vine found in China, Southeast Asia, and Africa.
Common Names:
Sambung Nyawa: This is the most common name in Southeast Asia, meaning “prolongation of life”.
Sabuñgai: Another common name in Southeast Asia.
Longevity Greens: A descriptive name that highlights the plant’s edible nature.
Moluccan Spinach: Refers to the plant’s origin in the Moluccas Islands, a part of Indonesia.
Leaves of the Gods: A name associated with its potential medicinal properties.
Bai Bing Cao: A Chinese name meaning “100 ailments,” suggesting its use in traditional medicine.
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