The efficacy and function of duckweed

Nuphar is also called golden lotus. It is a herbaceous plant of the Nymphaeaceae family. There are actually many species of Nuphar. There are nearly 5 species in China alone. Generally, Nuphar blooms in early summer. The flowers are bright golden yellow and stand out of the water. From a distance, the bright sunshine and the Nuphar floating and blooming quietly on the water are beautifully set off. So what are the effects and functions of such an aquatic plant waiting for us to learn more about? Let's find the answer from the following.

The efficacy and function of duckweed

1. The ornamental value of Daffodil

Nuphartia is a typical ornamental flowering plant. Because of its unique appearance and aquatic characteristics, it is often used as a pond waterscape in some tourist attractions. It is matched and paired with other aquatic plants we are familiar with, such as water lilies, lotus flowers, water chestnuts, cattails, and yellow irises, forming a gorgeous and beautiful landscape on the water surface that is eye-catching.

2. Medicinal value of D. truncatum

Duckweed is a plant that can be used as a medicinal material. It can strengthen the spleen and appetite, and can achieve the effect of nourishing blood and replenishing deficiency. It has a very significant therapeutic effect, especially for modern people's neurasthenia caused by excessive stress or fast-paced life. It can become an effective medicinal material to protect our cheek pouches.

3. The decorative effect of duckweed

Duckweed can not only be used to decorate ponds, but can also be planted in some courtyards or buildings, because duckweed not only has appreciation value in the general sense, but also can purify water bodies and achieve the function of effectively utilizing water resources. It is a very good green plant and worthy of our promotion. The editor also strongly recommends it to everyone.