What is the use of the common Gou tree in the countryside?

First, the bark of the tree can be used to make paper. In fact, the bark of many trees can be used to make paper, and the fibers of the inner bark of the Gou tree will be soft and long, and it also has strong hygroscopicity, so it is an excellent material for making mulberry paper. Second, the fruit of the bark of the Gou tree is also called "Gou Peach", which can be used as medicine.

The fruit of the Gou tree is not easy to eat too much, and it is easy to rot the tongue and cause mouth ulcers! However, it is also a Chinese herbal medicine, which can generally be used to strengthen muscles and bones, tonify the kidneys and other effects. 3. The leaves of the Gou tree can be used as a washing product.

Folk people say that eating its young leaves can remove the effects of wind paralysis and red diarrhea in the limbs. Later, Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty also recorded that it could help urination, dispel rheumatism, swelling, hernia and other effects. Fourth, the branches and stems of the Gou tree can be **** disease.

Generally like the itching symptoms on **, you can boil the branches and stems of the Gou tree to scrub the affected area, and you can also take a bath. Fifth, the sap of the tree can be unable to urinate and athlete's foot. You can mash the tender branches and stems to get juice, and you can urinate and can't urinate.

On the one hand, it can play an ornamental role, on the other hand, it can be made into medicine, it can clear heat and detoxify, and it can also relieve hangover, which has high medicinal value.

Gou tree is a kind of medicinal material, which has strong medicinal value, and can tonify the kidney, diuretic, and cure impotence; The leaves can kill insects, clear heat, etc.; The skin can be **edema, rheumatism and other diseases.

1. The use value of the bark of the Gou tree, the endothelial fiber of the lytric tree is long and soft, and the hygroscopicity is strong, which is a good raw material for the manufacture of mulberry paper in China, and was mass-produced and applied in the Sui Dynasty.

2. The use value of the branches and stems of the Gou tree, and the branches and stems of the tree are of the same nature and can cure diseases. The itching of addiction ringworm is difficult to stop, and the branches or stems of the tree can be boiled to wash the affected area, and the severe ones can be bathed all over the body, which can have a relieving effect.

3. The use value of the fruit of the Gou tree, the fruit of the Gou tree can cure impotence and edema, and can benefit qi, fill hunger, brighten the eyes, and not be hungry, not old, and light for a long time; Moreover, it can strengthen muscles and bones, help yang qi, replenish fatigue, strengthen waist and knees, and benefit color.

4. The use value of the sap of the Gou tree, the most common use of the sap is to make paste, and the viscosity is very good. However, in addition, if you suffer from beriberi, or yellow sores and psoriasis, rubbing with the sap of the tree will have a relieving effect.

According to the "Compendium of Materia Medica", it has a wide range of curative effects, such as it can treat impotence and edema, and.

It can invigorate qi, fill hunger, brighten the eyes, and not be hungry, not old, and light for a long time. It is also said that it can strengthen muscles and bones, help yang qi, replenish fatigue, strengthen waist and knees, and benefit color. It should be mentioned here that there is a record in Ge Hong's "Hug Puzi" of the Jin Dynasty:

The red ones are obeyed, and the old ones are young, which is eye-catching. Taoist priest Liang must be seventy years old, and he is less strong in service, and when he is one hundred and forty years old, he can walk and walk horses. Whether Ge Hong's words are credible or not remains to be proved by experiments, but eating the fruit of the tree will probably be beneficial to the human body if it is taken properly.

The most common use of the sap is to make a paste, which is very sticky. However, there are more important uses besides this. If you suffer from beriberi, yellow sores and psoriasis, rub it with the sap of the tree and it will get better soon.

Therefore, the "Compendium of Materia Medica" says that it can ** ringworm sores, and the curative effect is faster than its leaves, branches, and stems.

An example of a netizen said, "One summer, I was entangled in athlete's foot at home, my feet were blistered, it was itchy and unbearable, and I couldn't move." Several times I went to the doctor, but it was all good and **. Later, I applied the sap of the tree two or three times a day, and after a week, I was cured.

I recommend this method to more than a dozen friends, some of them suffer from athlete's foot, some have ringworm, and all of them are cured. There are a few trees in Diaoyutai in the western suburbs of Beijing, and they can be found everywhere in Tsinghua Park. As long as you take a knife and cut the bark horizontally, there will be milky liquid flowing out, and it will be applied to the affected area, and the itching will soon pass.

If the blister has burst, it is better to rub it on. This experience is worth paying attention to, and I will publish the experience of this reader, and it is okay to give it a try if you have the same disease.

Gou has the attributes of both a shrub and an arbor. It is born on the earth, can grow to seven or eight meters or even more than ten meters tall and grow side by side with trees, it can also be born in the cracks of walls or even on the roof of tiled houses, and become a dwarf shrub, close to weeds.

It is a plant with strong vitality, whether it is fertile soil or barren rocky bone land, it can take root, sprout, and even flower and bear fruit. It is a tree that can play a role in greening and beautifying nature.

Its leaves are used to clean dirt on the surface of utensils.

There are two types of leaf ---

A central lobe.

One resembles a swallow-shaped one.

There are also two leaf shapes that are manifested on a tree at the same time.

This is all the fruit of the tree (also called the tree), which is called the peach, which can be eaten, but it is not delicious.

There are two theories about the origin of the different names: one answer is that because the local dialect is different, it became two names. Such as the Three Kingdoms Lu Ji's "Mao Poems, Grass, Trees, Birds, Beasts, Insects, Fish, and Fish" clouds:

Youzhou people call it the valley mulberry, Jingyang people call it the valley, and Zhongzhou people call it the valley. ”

Another answer says that there is a slight difference between the two. For example, the "Compendium of Materia Medica" quoted Su Gong as saying: "There are two kinds of this.

A kind of skin has a spotted flower, called the spotted valley, and people today use the skin as the crown. A kind of skin is white and flowerless, and the branches and leaves are very similar, but it is better to take the leaves like grapes, the leaves as petals and the seeds. "There are also books that treat the tree, the valley and the tree as the same thing, which is a question to be studied by experts.

In some of the older books that I know, there are two opposite versions of the species of the tree. Although Gu and Gou belong to the same family and genus in modern botany, there are indeed differences.

As for the valley and the tree, they are the same thing and have different names, and there is no suspicion. The one who explained this problem most clearly was Li Shizhen. He not only said the ** of the two names, but also analyzed the reason for the two names from a scientific point of view.

He said: "There is no need to distinguish between male and female. The male has skin spots, and the leaves have no branches, blooms and grows in March, and the spikes are like willow flowers, and they do not bear fruit.

People pick flowers and eat them in the bad year. The female has white skin and leaves with branches, and also blooms broken flowers, which are as firm as bayberry, and when they are half-ripe, they take a bath to remove the seeds, and the honey is fried as fruit food. The two kinds of trees are easy to grow, and the leaves are astringent and hairy. ”