Night Fragrance can describe several unrelated plants. Compare the leaves, flowers and botanical label before treating the common name as an identity.
Yelao Xiang's other name
The name of Ye Laixiang is actually commonly known as the folk. There are many plants that are not named at night. Let's take a look below.
Night incense
Night Lai Xiang is a name of Ye Xiangmu. Night incense wood is native to tropical regions in the Americas and the West Indies. Night incense wood is a perennial shrub in the genus Egliecum Fragrance. It is an ornamental flower, which mostly appears in family breeding. Loose and fertile slightly acidic soil is suitable for the growth of night incense wood. Night incensewood is usually open at night. The night incense wood flowers are white and strong, but this aroma is actually an exhaust gas, which is harmful to the human body. This plant is the most common with Wanxiangyu, so people call Yelaixiang usually refers to such flowers.
Wanxiangyu
The night incense jade is the most commonly mentioned type of night incense with Yexiangmu. Wanxiangyu has strong adaptability. The nightga jade is belonged to the genus Yaki incense, and is the main raw material for extracting fragrance. The evening incense is overflowing, which is refreshing. The flower language of Wanxiangyu is a dangerous happiness.
Night incense
Night incense flowers belong to Lomoceco, and Ye Laixiang is another nickname. Night incense flowers are also known as Ye Xianghua, Yelan incense, and lilac. Night incense flowers grow more in forest land or shrubs. Night incense flowers have the effects of clearing the liver and clearing.
Moon seeing grass
Moon seeing grass belongs to the liuye cauliflower to see the grass. Ye Laixiang is the alias of seeing grass. Moon seeing grass is also known as small grass, mountain sesame seeds, and incense moon. Moon seeing grass is a flower that is open in summer to autumn, and is wild throughout the country. When you see the grass, the flower fragrance is beautiful, it can be used for cultivation and viewing.
Related reading: Night-Flowering Plants: Blooms and Evening Scent.