The efficacy and function of iris

The ornamental and economic value of Iris

Iris is a beautiful and magical plant for water and soil management and slope protection. It can conserve water and soil, and it also has a beautiful appearance, tenacious vitality and is easy to plant and manage. Therefore, it has good beautification ecological functions and economic value.

Iris is widely distributed throughout China. It has a "nature" to be a perfect water conservation slope plant. Iris has a well-developed root system, strong adaptability, and is salt- and alkali-tolerant. These characteristics make it very suitable for soil and water conservation in the dry climate and soil desertification areas of northern China, as well as for greening and transformation of saline-alkali land.

Medicinal effects of iris

Iris tastes salty and bitter, slightly sweet, and slightly cool in nature, and can clear away heat and detoxify. It has the effect of stopping bleeding and promoting diuresis. It is mainly used to treat vomiting blood, throat numbness, urinary and bowel obstruction and other problems. Iris leaves can treat throat numbness, carbuncle and gonorrhea. The root of Iris can also clear away heat, detoxify, and treat symptoms such as rheumatism and pain. The seed of Iris is also a good Chinese medicine with a sweet taste, and can also clear away heat, detoxify, and stop bleeding. It is mainly used to treat diarrhea, leucorrhea, jaundice, wind-cold-dampness, vomiting blood and other symptoms!

Pharmacological effects of Iris

1. The alcohol extract of Iris seeds can have an anti-implantation effect on mice, and it also has an anti-ovulation effect on rabbits.

2. After the endometrial transformation test on rabbits, it was found that the iris alcohol ointment had no progesterone-like effect.

3. Iris seeds may irritate the endometrium of young rabbits, causing the endometrium to proliferate.

4. Experiments have shown that the alcohol extract of Iris seed coat has an anti-implantation effect on mice, but the seed kernel has no anti-implantation effect on mice.