What is the role of sunflowers? What does a sunflower do?

The main components of oil are oleic acid, glycerides, linoleic acid and a small amount of palmitic acid, stearic acid, etc. It has the effects of tonifying the spleen and moistening the intestines, stopping dysentery and eliminating carbuncles, dissolving phlegm and asthma, calming the liver and dispelling wind, and repelling insects;

Sunflower seeds mainly have the effects of supplementing vitamin E, reducing the content of cholesterol in the blood, and promoting the metabolism of the patient's body. It is mainly used to promote the body's absorption of calcium, which can prevent some cardiovascular diseases.

The seeds can be pressed for oil and dried fruits, and the roots and flower trays can be used for medicine.

The role of sunflowers is ornamental: its flowers are bright and generous, and the main value is ornamental; Purification: It can absorb harmful substances in the soil and purify the soil and air; Edible:

Sunflower seeds are a must-have for leisure, in addition, the plant itself can not only be eaten but also used as medicine, seeds, flowers, stems and leaves, flower disks, stem pith, roots, etc. can be used as medicine, which can be diuretic and anti-inflammatory, strengthen the stomach and lower blood pressure.

Ornamentation is the main value, whether it is planted outdoors in the open field or in a potted at home, the sunflowers are bright and generous. When there is sunlight, it grows towards the sun, and when there is no sunlight, it is half the sun in the home.

Purifying sunflowers can absorb harmful substances in the soil and purify the soil and air.

The roots of sunflowers can take root in the soil, absorbing nutrients while extracting harmful substances from the soil. It is stored in the stem and eliminated from the body through its own metabolism and photosynthesis. Of course, sunflowers can also resist heavy metal pollution, and after the roots absorb heavy metals, they are stored in the body, and gradually transferred from the bottom to the top, reducing the heavy metal content in the soil.

Next to many chemical plants, there is a sunflower in the middle, which is beautiful and can purify the soil.

How to eat must not be introduced to everyone, you can fry food, you can also squeeze oil, leisure is a good companion.

Medicinal sunflower can not only be eaten but also used in medicine, seeds, flowers, stems and leaves, flower discs, stems and piths, roots, etc., can be used as medicine, diuretic and anti-inflammatory, stomach and blood pressure.

Here are the cures:

Dizziness: 30 60 grams of fresh sunflower plate, fried in water, 2 times served.

Women's menstrual lower abdominal pain: 30 60 grams of sunflower seeds, add an appropriate amount of brown sugar after frying in water, and take it 2 times a day.

Asthma: fresh sunflower plate 30 60 g, decoction in water.

Pertussis, chronic bronchitis, cough and wheezing: 30 60 grams of sunflower stems with white pith, boil for 2 hours on low heat and add sugar, 2 3 times a day.

Stomach pain, hernia disease: 60 grams of sunflower plate, decoction in water.

Dorstinosis, pus, mastitis: sunflower burning, finely grinding, apply sesame oil to the affected area. Another 60 grams of flowers are used to decoction with wine.

The above is just a folk pharmacy, and you should follow the doctor's instructions when buying and eating!

There are three aspects of the role of sunflowers, which are:1. Sunflowers are meant to be peaceful, sunflowers are also called sunflowers, like to grow luxuriant in a long-term sunshine environment, and sunflowers symbolize different meanings, mainly silent love, loyalty, health, vitality, bravery, bright beauty, the meaning of the love of life, has always been loved and praised by many people.

2. Sunflower can not only be eaten but also used as medicine, seeds, flowers, stems and leaves, flower discs, stem piths, roots, etc., which can be diuretic and anti-inflammatory, stomach and blood pressure.

3. Sunflowers can absorb harmful substances in the soil, purify the soil and air, and the roots are rooted in the soil, extract the harmful substances in the soil, store them in the roots, and pass through photosynthesis.

and its own metabolism, which is discharged.

The uses of sunflowers include ornamental value, edible value, medicinal value, and environmental value.

1. Ornamental value.

Sunflowers are so ornamental that they are often used as ornamental plants. The flower plate of the sunflower resembles a sun, and the color and shape of the flowers are more attractive. If it is planted in a large area, it will bloom golden yellow when it blooms, which greatly enhances its ornamental use.

2. Edible value.

Sunflowers can also be eaten. The sunflower seeds that everyone loves to eat come from this plant. Sunflower seeds contain abundant nutrients, such as vitamins, folic acid, iron, etc.

These substances are beneficial to the human body. When people think of sunflowers, they think of sunflower seeds, because it has become a popular snack for leisure.

3. Medicinal value.

The medicinal value of sunflowers is also good. The whole body of this plant can be used as a medicinal herb. Its roots, if decocted with water, can ** urinary urgency, painful urination and other diseases.

Sunflower flower disc can also effectively ** dizziness, and at the same time has the effect of clearing heat and reducing phlegm. In addition, the petals and leaves of sunflowers have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, so they can be used as stomach and digestive medicine.

4. Environmental value.

Sunflowers are also said to purify the air. Nowadays, many cities are relatively polluted, so sunflowers can be planted on the side of the road to effectively absorb bad substances in the air and give people a healthy environment. In this way, growing sunflowers is a healthy behavior.

What was the first commercial use of sunflowers

In the United States, the first commercial use of the sunflower crop was for silage for poultry. In 1926, the Missouri Sunflower Growers Association was involved in the first process of processing sunflower seeds into oil. Canada began its first official** sunflower breeding program in 1930.

The role of sunflower: edible, medicinal, economical, ornamental, purifying.

1. Eat

Sunflower seeds contain protein, fat, and many vitamins, folic acid, iron, potassium, zinc, and more. Sunflower seeds are nutritious and delicious, making them a popular snack for a leisurely snack. Hulled sunflower kernels can be cooked or used to make sweets like cakes, ice cream, mooncakes, etc.

2. Medicinal

Sunflower seeds, flower discs, stems, leaves, flowers, roots, etc. can be used as medicine.

3. Economy

Sunflower for oil is used for oil extraction, which has important economic value, which can not only solve the problem of edible oil in some parts of China, but also promote the development of aquaculture and processing industry.

Sunflower oil contains 70% linoleic acid, rich in vitamin E and carotene, and has a low melting point, which can be melted at 17-27, and does not contain the harmful erucic acid. The oil cake after sunflower oil extraction is animal feed with high nutritional value, which has been widely used in livestock and poultry breeding.

4. Watching

The sunflower flower disc resembles the sun, the flower color is bright, simple and natural, and full of vitality. It is generally planted in patches, and when it blooms, it is golden and dazzling, which is extremely spectacular and loved by everyone.

5. Purification

In the face of cesium-137, which is difficult to metabolize, Japan has come up with a new countermeasure. Sunflowers are planted to clean the soil of radioactive nuclear materials in the "warning zone". From germination to harvesting, using green plants to remove pollutants from the environment or convert them into non-toxic substances, the sunflower's soil remediation function runs through almost the entire growth process.

When it takes root in the soil and uses its roots to absorb nutrients, it is also a process of extracting, degrading, filtering, fixing or volatilizing harmful pollutants. Japan's plan to grow sunflowers makes use of this technology.