The efficacy and function of oleander

Oleander is one of the common plants in my country. This plant is native to India, Afghanistan and other places. It was later introduced to our country during ancient times in China. It also has a long history of cultivation in my country. Oleander has many functions and effects. It can not only be used as medicine, but also for people to appreciate and use in industry. The following is a detailed introduction to the functions and effects of oleander by the editor. Friends who like this plant can go and learn more about it.

[Warning] The leaves, flowers and bark of oleander are poisonous and very harmful to pregnant women.

The efficacy and function of oleander

1. Oleander has excellent ornamental value. The leaves of this plant are like bamboo leaves, and the flowers are pink or fiery red, which are more beautiful than peach blossoms and have a unique fragrance. The flowering period is from June to October every year. It is one of the most important ornamental flowers in gardens across the country.

2. Oleander also has important applications in industry. Its seeds are one of the most important industrial raw materials. Oleander seeds contain a large amount of oil, with a content of up to about 58%. After extraction and processing, they can be made into lubricants with a wide range of uses.

3. The oleander plant also plays an important role in the textile industry. Its stem bark fiber is one of the natural textile raw materials. After being used in the textile industry, it can be used to weave some high-quality textiles.

4. The medicinal effects of oleander are even more outstanding. The content of oleandrin, glycoside and other substances in this plant is very high. After being used as medicine, it can play a cardiotonic and diuretic role. It has the effect of preventing and treating various heart diseases and urinary problems. In addition, oleander also has obvious effects on human trauma after being used as medicine, and can eliminate the redness, swelling and pain caused by contusions.