Tang Tribe's Resources (Part 2)

The plants were also divided into two major categories: edible plants and plants used as materials. Luo Chong was very much looking forward to this, hoping they would discover some valuable plant varieties that the Han Tribe did not currently have.

He first opened the stack of identification reports on edible plants. Aside from a few that the Han Tribe already had, there were indeed many unfamiliar ones. The names written on them were either blank or were the local indigenous names.

Among them, the Exploration Team had already confirmed Star Anise, as well as Chestnuts, Camellia Tree, and Ground Thorn Fruit—that is, pineapple. All of these had been identified.

When Luo Chong was holding the two reports on Camellia Tree, Tang Ji, who was sitting nearby, suddenly spoke.

"I already told them this thing wasn't food, but your people said the Han Tribe uses these leaves to make tea, and insisted on putting it in the edible pile."

Luo Chong nodded and admitted it directly. "That's right. It does count as edible. Tea leaves are a very good thing. When vegetables are scarce, drinking more tea can replenish vitamins and treat night blindness, among other benefits. Sailors at sea and herders on the grasslands all need it very much."

Tang Ji remained expressionless after hearing this. She had already grown used to the new information Luo Chong brought. After being surprised for so long, she had become numb to it. She could only say that she was ignorant. Her tribe had so many good things, yet unfortunately, she had never realized it.

Next came some things the Han Tribe did not currently have. When Luo Chong turned to a report introducing White Seed Grass, Tang Yao handed over a packet of seeds from the side.

"Here, these are its