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110 Wormwood and Hawthorn

As a medicine for injuries, how much is enough for these warriors who have to go into the mountains to collect materials almost every day and deal with mutated animals and plants?

"How much do you want? I'll discuss it with Xiangxiang. Plus the honeysuckle you've cultivated, with their growth rate, we should be able to get seeds soon."

"But we are not sure whether the effects of this batch of honeysuckle seeds are the same as your mutant honeysuckle seeds! The effects will probably be greatly discounted!"

Professor Zhang's analysis made a lot of sense, and everyone present, including Lu Bei'er, agreed with it.

One was born and raised here, the other drinks spiritual spring water every day, so the effects are naturally different.

But she couldn't tell.

"Girl, your mutant seeds need to be planted many times before we can get accurate data. We also have two plants with positive mutations. We can exchange their seeds with you. We don't have that many other seeds here, but there are still a few special types."

Mr. Zhao’s words reminded Lu Bei’er that there was also a Chinese medicine research laboratory in this base, a research laboratory specializing in the study of medicinal herbs.

So she asked, "I heard that you have a lot of Chinese herbal medicine seeds here. I wonder if you still have them? I want to exchange some herbal seeds. I don't need too many, but I want a full range of varieties!"

When everyone heard this, they all murmured in their hearts, this girl is not stupid!

Elder Zhao and Professor Zhang looked at each other, and Elder Zhao spoke, "I'm in charge of the research laboratory. I can give you some of the herbal seeds in there! But only one or two seeds of each. You have the wood ability, so you should be able to grow any active seed."

The agreement was reached, and Lu Bei'er followed Mr. Zhao and Professor Zhang to the research laboratory.

There are many kinds of seeds in the laboratory, some of which are unique to the local mountains, and some are brought from other places for experimental planting.

The most expensive ones are red Ganoderma lucidum and wild Dendrobium.

In fact, Professor Zhang and Mr. Zhao were reluctant to take out these two items, but Lu Beier was sharp-eyed. She saw the samples in the display cabinet and she happened to recognize these two items.

So she got the sealed spores, as well as the seeds and isolated seedlings of Dendrobium.

Although the seed reproduction rate of Dendrobium is very low, Lu Bei'er still asked for several seeds, and the seedlings were also very small.

Some other herbal seeds were obtained in the laboratory, such as: lily, Astragalus membranaceus, Cassia seed, Agrimoniae scabra, Chu Shizi, Burdock seed, Hemp seed, Psoralea corylifolia, Fossil grass, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Houbu, Astragalus membranaceus, etc.

There are also some fruit and rhizomes: Cornus officinalis, Lycium barbarum, Acorus calamus, Paris polyphylla, Drynaria fortunei, Polygonatum odoratum, Phellodendron chinense, Coptis chinensis, Lilium, Arisaema consanguineum, Polygonatum sibiricum, Poria cocos, Polygonum multiflorum, etc.

Most of these were originally stored in the laboratory for planting experiments, and some were wild herbs collected from the deep mountains. There were also some common herbs that people often see.

For example: mugwort, pepper, fennel, yam, kudzu root, licorice, patchouli, perilla, mint, etc.

This time, she harvested dozens of seeds that she had never collected before, most of which were original seeds that could be planted.

After collecting the seeds, Professor Zhang and Mr. Zhao led Lu Belle out of the laboratory and went to the back of the base to see the two mutant plants.

One of these two plants is mugwort, a wild mutant mugwort.

In addition to being much thicker than ordinary mugwort, the most obvious feature of it is its strong mugwort smell, which can be smelled from a distance.

It's a very fresh scent, refreshing, but it becomes a bit pungent when it becomes strong.

According to the two elders, this mugwort originally grew there, not far from the planting area.

Now there is a large area of ​​it growing there, and in order to prevent it from spreading to the planting area here, they have harvested a lot of it.

The harvested mugwort is basically just ordinary mutated mugwort, and the only one that has consciousness is the one in the middle.

That plant was indeed tall and strong, and it could be seen standing out from the crowd from a distance.

The stem, as thick as an adult's arm, stood upright there, and was estimated to be about ten meters high.

It looks different from the two flowers of Lu Bei'er.

While the two elders were not paying attention, Lu Bei'er quietly used her wood-related abilities.

When the wood-type ability came into contact with the mugwort, she roughly felt the difference between it and her own flowers, and the difference was quite big.

First of all, its level is only around level three, so it won’t change much, that is, its sturdy physique won’t shrink in a hidden way.

Secondly, its consciousness is only that of a three or four-year-old child. This consciousness, combined with some of its characteristics as mugwort, makes the strongest consciousness it conveys to Lu Beier to be able to repel mosquitoes for humans.

I didn't expect it to be a wormwood plant that is close to humans. Could it have come into contact with humans?

In comparison, her flowers are almost spirits.

Professor Zhang then continued to explain: "The wormwood we found initially only released a strong smell to repel mosquitoes. But when people get close to it, it will curl up its leaves and stop releasing the smell. We guess that it has an inexplicable affinity for humans, and it may be that humans once brought its seeds here, where they took root, sprouted and grew!"

This explanation is very likely!

Where Professor Zhang and Mr. Zhao couldn't see, Lu Bei'er secretly used her wood-related abilities to communicate with it in depth.

The feedback we got was that it really liked humans and liked to give them its old leaves. It was obvious that it knew that humans needed its leaves.

In addition, its greatest instinct is to reproduce continuously, and now a large area of ​​mutated mugwort has grown around it.

In the base, these mugworts were used by Mr. Zhao and his team to smoke mosquitoes. Perhaps because of its grade, mugwort was good at repelling flies and mosquitoes of average size, but it was still not as effective as the small trumpet.

After all, it is not poisonous.

The trumpet is of a high grade and its smell is toxic, the kind that even humans cannot stand.

In addition to using some of the mugwort to fumigate mosquitoes, a large amount of it is dried and stored for other uses.

After all, the mutated mugwort grows quite fast.

Another mutant plant is a hawthorn tree, which is full of extremely tempting fiery red fruits.

It is of similar grade to mugwort and also grows on a slope not far from the base.

It was also a positive mutation, with almost no attack power. When Lu Beier communicated with it in the past, its only response was to produce big, red fruits. It did have self-awareness.

It seems that the fruits of the hawthorn tree were not tasty, small and sour. It happened to grow near the base, so soldiers often passed by it, but they rarely picked its fruits. After it became conscious, it remembered these things.

Because the fruit is not tasty, it has become obsessed with the idea of ​​growing big, tasty fruit.

As it wished, the fruits of the mutated hawthorn are now large and sweet, and are as big as ordinary apples.

It may also be due to its obsession. Whenever someone approaches, it will even bend its branches to make it easier for people to pick its fruits.