What does red stemmed grass do and what does it look like?

Red-stemmed grass is an annual herb of the Euphorbiaceae family, and there is milky white milky liquid flowing out after the stem is broken. Dijin grass contains flavonoids and gallic acid, which has a strong antibacterial effect, a wide antibacterial spectrum, and has the effect of hemostasis and toxin neutralization. It is mainly used for the treatment of fish enteritis and rotten cheeks.

How to use: 500 grams of dry ground brood grass (or 2000 2500 grams of fresh ground brocade grass) for every 100 kg of fish, and the slag is stopped into the bait and fed, twice a day, 3 days for a course of treatment.

Before dosing, splash the whole pool with 20ppm lime milk, and the effect is better.

Red-stemmed grass. It is also known as paving brocade, sauce petal grass, ground brocade grass, and flower sheets.

Folk is often used for diarrhea, pharmacology has confirmed that Dijin grass has obvious antibacterial effect on a variety of pathogenic cocci and bacilli.

Plant growth is divided into vegetative growth and reproductive growth, and vegetative growth mainly includes the growth of nutrients-related roots, stems, and leaves. During vegetative growth, roots, stems, and leaves function as follows:

Roots: The main physiological function is to immobilize the plant and absorb water from the soil and the mineral salts and nitrogen dissolved in the water for plant growth. The root system can also synthesize amino acids, plant alkalis, organic nitrogen, plant hormones and other substances.

There are generally three types of roots: taproot, lateral root, and adventitious root. Nutrient uptake mainly depends on root hairs, which are very sensitive to changes in soil moisture, and soil drought or excessive water will affect the number of root hairs, which in turn will affect the absorption and plant growth.

Stem: supports the leaves so that they are regularly distributed and can fully receive light and air for photosynthesis. At the same time, it supports flowers and fruits, which is conducive to pollination and fertilization, fruit and seed dispersal, and reproduction of offspring. In addition, the stem has the function of transportation and reproduction.

Leaves: responsible for the most important physiological function of plant growth? Photosynthesis.

Glucose, the product of photosynthesis, is the organic matter required for the growth and development of plants, and it is also an important material for plants to further synthesize starch, fat, protein, cellulose and other substances. Therefore, the growth and development of leaves, the number of leaves and the total area of leaves directly affect the growth and development of plants and the yield of crops. Leaves are also important organs for transpiration, and most of the water absorbed by the root system diffuses from the leaf surface to the body in the form of water vapor.

When we understand the function of roots, stems and leaves, we can understand why it is important to avoid damaging young roots when planting new trees. When planting seedlings without soil, the leaves are cut off, the original purpose is to protect the most absorbent young roots, reduce leaf water transpiration, reduce the burden on the root system, and improve the survival rate.

What does red grass look like?

Red grass, also known as five-color grass and red knotweed, is a common ornamental plant. The whole plant grows longer, and the stems and branches develop quickly, which can grow to about 20-50cm. The leaves of the red grass are wrinkled, crimson and green, the roots are straight and hidden, but there are also whiskers, and there are red flowers at the top.

The most obvious feature is that it grows densely and the leaves are of different colors.

Red grass grows seeds.

Red grass usually blooms in the fall, and some seeds don't and can't grow. Usually, the color does not change much after the flowers wither, and the flowering period is very short, only about a month.

What kind of plant is red grass.

Plant category. Red grasslands are found in the tropics. It was introduced and cultivated in China in the last century. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the family Amaranthaceae. It blooms every year from August to September.

Growth disfigurement and delicate habits.

Red grass is suitable for growing in warm, sunny places. Now it is distributed in major cities across the country, and the best wintering temperature is above 15 degrees.

Red grass efficacy and uses.

Red grass is mainly used for ornamental and medicinal purposes. Red grass is more common in northeastern cities and can also be cultivated indoors. Build a skeleton and add some nylon rope to decorate it well.

Red Grass**.

Red roots, the name of traditional Chinese medicine. It is an annual herbaceous plant of the Lamiaceae family, and it is a whole grass with roots of Rat Whampoa. It is produced in Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places.

The Flora of China records: "Guangxi uses whole herbs as medicine, mainly treating bacillary dysentery, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and colds. Modern research has shown that red roots also have anti-tumor effects.

In addition, there is also the eponymous plant of the primrose family.

Aliases Red Ground Urchin, Guan Gong Whisker, Red Root, Guan Yu Whisker, Earth Blood, Small Blood.

Red silk thread (original variety) is an organism of the tubiflorae and Solanaceae.

Shrub or subshrub, tall rice, twigs, underside of leaves, petioles, peduncles and calyx densely covered with yellowish single hairs and 1-2 branched or dendritic branches of the fluff. The upper lobes are often pseudotwin, unequal in size; The leaves are elliptic-ovate, oblique, apex acuminate, base wedge-shaped tapering to petioles to narrow wings, about 9-13-15 cm long and about cm wide; petioles about 2-4 cm long; The leaflets are broadly ovate, the apex short and acuminate, the base broadly rounded, then narrowed down to the peduncle to form narrow wings, long cm, 2-3 cm wide; petioles about centimeters long, membranous in both leaves, entire, green above, pubescent with simple nodes scattered; Gray-green underneath.

The inflorescence is sessile, usually 2-3 flowers less, 4-5 flowers born in the leaf axils; peduncle short, about 5-8 mm; calyx cup-shaped, about 3 mm long, about mm in diameter, calyx teeth 10, drill-like, linear, about 2 mm long, both sides covered with the same haircoat as the outside of the calyx; corolla pale purple or white, star-shaped, about 10-12 mm in diameter, apex 5-lobed, lobes lanceolate, apex, appointed, about 6 mm long, about mm wide, outer in the middle upper part and margins covered with flattened short, pointed single hairs;

Corolla tube hidden in calyx, about mm long, crown eaves about mm long, dark (black when dry) spots at base, filaments about 1 mm long, smooth, anthers nearly elliptic, about 3 mm long, about 1 mm wide, often slightly pubescent on the inner surface, apical aperture inward, oblique. The ovary is ovate, about 2 mm long and about mm wide, light. Slippery, columella slender, about 8 mm long, smooth, stigma capitate.

The fruit stalk is about cm long, the berries are spherical, about 6-8 mm in diameter, the ripe fruit is crimson, the calyx is disc-shaped, the calyx teeth are about 4-5 mm long, and the fruit stalk is also covered with a hairy perianth similar to that of a twig; Seeds are numerous, pale yellow, nearly ovate to nearly triangular, flattened horizontally, about 2 mm long and mm wide, with raised reticulation on the outside. The flowering period is from May to August, and the fruiting period is from July to November.

Red and blue grass is red silk thread.

Red silk thread peristrophe roxburghiana (schult.).BREM is a plant of the family of Jue Bed, also known as mountain blue, red orchid, red blue, purple blue, green silk thread, Sichuan grass, which is used as a whole herb and is mainly distributed in the southern provinces of China.

Mash and put it in boiling water, and you can see that there is a red-line exudate in the water for a while, and after a while, the water is all red, so it is called "red silk thread".

Guangxi Zhuang people like to pick this leaf to boil out the juice, steam and cook red and blue (purple) glutinous rice in different ways, hence the name of red and blue grass.

Sexual taste]: sweet, light, cool, light fragrance, not bitter.

Efficacy]: It has the functions of anti-inflammatory, heat clearing and detoxification, diuretic, clearing lung heat and relieving cough, dispersing stasis, cooling blood and stopping bleeding, reducing swelling and relieving pain.

Indications]: Various inflammations, such as urethritis, ** inflammation, migraine, pharyngitis, mastitis, tuberculosis hemoptysis, pneumonia, acne, etc. Folk are mostly used for snake bites, heat stroke, tonsillitis, colds, asthma, children's convulsions, stasis and hemostasis.

used for tuberculosis, hemoptysis, pneumonia, diabetes; External use to treat bruises, swelling and pain.

Usage and dosage] Internal: decoction, two (fresh 1 2 taels).

The decoction of red vetiver showed complete anticoagulant effect in the in vitro anticoagulation test.

The injection of the water-soluble part of red vetiver was intraperitoneally injected into the mouse with an amount equivalent to 30g (crude drug) kg, and the ability of the mice to tolerate hypoxia under normal pressure was significantly improved after administration. The drug was administered to the isolated guinea pig cardiac perfusion at a concentration of 3 mg (crude drug) ml, which significantly increased coronary flow.

Red roots, the name of traditional Chinese medicine. Salvia prionitis hance, a plant of the genus Lamiaceae, is used as a whole herb for salvia prionitis hance. Harvested in summer and autumn, washed, used fresh or dried.

It is produced in Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places. The Flora of China records: "Guangxi uses whole herbs as medicine, mainly treating bacillary dysentery, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and colds.

Modern research has shown that red roots also have anti-tumor effects. In addition, there is also the eponymous plant of the primrose family.