Vegetales





📌 Root Vegetables (根类蔬菜):

1. Taro 芋头 (yù tóu)
2. Sweet Potato 红薯 (hóng shǔ)
3. Cassava 木薯 (mù shǔ)
4. Purple Sweet Potato 紫薯 (zǐ shǔ)
5. Yam 山药 (shān yào)
6. Potato 土豆 (tǔ dòu)

📌 Grains (谷物):

7. Corn 玉米 (yù mǐ)
8. Oats 燕麦 (yàn mài)
9. Buckwheat 荞麦 (qiáo mài)

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