What do the ten great achievements of Guangbao mean?
In traditional Chinese medicine classics, the name Ten Mahonia latibrata always makes people curious-why is this plant named with numbers? What special values does it contain? As a star species of the top ten Mahonia genera, its unique form and multiple effects still exude vitality in contemporary times. Analysis of botany characteristics and key points for morphological identification. Mahonia latibracteata is an evergreen shrub with a plant height of up to 3 meters. Its leathery leaves are oblong, with sharp serrations on the edges, and the veins present a unique grid pattern. Small yellow flowers bloom in spring, and the berries turn blue-purple when they mature. They are similar to blueberries but contain trace amounts of alkaloids. Be careful not to eat them directly. Core value system Traditional medicinal effects The fact that the entire plant can be used as medicine makes it a treasure house of traditional Chinese medicine: 1. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory: Contains alkaloids such as berberine, and has an inhibition rate of 78%. 2. Respiratory system: Decoction can relieve cough and phlegm caused by bronchitis. 3. Cardiovascular maintenance: Its extract has mild blood pressure reducing effect and is often used as three-dimensional hedges in modern landscape application garden design: ·The pruning resistance is suitable for modeling design·The flower and fruit period is as long as 200 days to form a sustainable landscape·The anti-pollution ability adapts to the connotation of urban greening culture and extends the "Ten Great Merits" The naming of "Merits" contains Oriental wisdom: ·The number "ten" symbolizes a complete system of efficacy."Merit" embodies the concept of the homology of medicine and food. The broad bract variety highlights differences in inflorescence characteristics. From medicinal development to ecological construction, the ten largest Mahonia latibract are proving their existence with multi-dimensional value. significance. This ancient plant is rejuvenated in the new era. It is not only a living fossil of traditional medicine, but also a potential stock of modern gardening.