The efficacy and function of purple magnolia

Economic effect

The bark, leaves and flower buds of purple magnolia can all be used as medicine. The dried buds of purple magnolia are also called magnolia. They have a fragrant smell and spicy taste and can be used as volatile oil. Purple magnolia can also be used as a grafting rootstock for magnolia, white magnolia and other Magnoliaceae plants. Purple magnolia has very important economic value.

Ornamental effect

The flowers of purple magnolia are large, beautiful and elegant, with graceful posture and subtle fragrance. Purple magnolia flowers are graceful and bloom in full bloom, and have great ornamental value. When it comes to flowers and trees for viewing in early spring, purple magnolia will be the first to be mentioned. When the purple magnolia blooms, the tree is covered with purple-red flowers, which is very beautiful. The unique purple magnolia is also an important variety for home and gardening decoration.

Medicinal effects

Purple magnolia also has medicinal properties. Purple magnolia is a traditional Chinese medicine in my country for more than 2,000 years. It is mainly used to treat rhinitis and headaches, and as an analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent. Especially in the treatment of nasal diseases, it plays a great role. The purple magnolia buds can be picked in the early stage and placed in a well-ventilated place to dry for later use. After being dried, the purple magnolia buds have a constriction effect on the blood vessels of the nasal mucosa and can promote the absorption of secretions. Thereby, the nasal ventilation function can be improved. It has a significant effect on the treatment of acute and chronic rhinitis and sinusitis.

Other effects

Purple magnolia symbolizes fragrant feelings and handsome demeanor. It can also be given as a gift to friends. Moreover, when the purple magnolia bud is not open, its shape resembles an upright brush head, so it is also called a wooden brush. It is a perfect gift to give to writers to praise their talents.