What are the functions and taboos of honeysuckle? Is it poisonous? What's the difference between it and the other shore flower?

Datura flower, also known as Datura flower, is a beautiful ornamental plant, at the same time, it can also be used as medicine, has an excellent anesthetic effect, but also can relieve asthma and cough, so what are the efficacy and taboos of Datura flower? Is it poisonous? What's the difference between it and the other shore flower?

What is the efficacy and function of Flos Lonicerae?

1. Relieving cough and asthma

Relieving cough and relieving asthma is one of the important functions of honeysuckle. Usually, when people have asthma and cough, they can take one or two honeysuckle, one or two nitrates, one or two chuanbei, eight dollars in Faxia, six dollars in Zelan, five dollars in winter, and grind them into fine powder together. then take out the ginger juice in a jin, mix it with traditional Chinese medicine and steam it into a pot and keep it, taking three to five grams at a time.

2. Calm down and extinguish the wind

Yangjinhua is also very effective in calming and extinguishing the wind. It has an obvious therapeutic effect on children with wind. During treatment, you can take seven golden flowers, three hemp, two and a half dollars, ten scorpions, two and a half dollars each of Tiannanxing, Dansha and frankincense, and grind them together into fine powder. Take half of the money each time and mix it with peppermint soup.

3. Anesthesia to relieve pain

Anaesthesia and analgesia is also one of the important functions of Flos Lonicerae. It contains some alkaloids and some atropine. After entering the human body, these substances can anaesthetize the nerves and improve the symptoms of pain quickly. Usually, it can be used for surgical anesthesia. The anesthetic effect is particularly good.

What are the side effects and taboos of Flos Lonicerae?

Honeysuckle is poisonous and cannot be overtaken at ordinary times. in addition, people with weak and exogenous phlegm-heat cannot take honeysuckle, and patients with high blood pressure and glaucoma should also take honeysuckle less, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms of these diseases and is not conducive to recovery.

Third, is the golden flower poisonous?

poisonous. The fruit is the most poisonous, followed by the tender leaves. Dried leaves are less toxic than fresh leaves.

Many people know in the film and television works that the mandala flower is a poisonous plant, is it in fact so? We should know that the mandala flower is a very enchanting plant, and it has a very fragrant taste, so if you can raise this plant, it seems like a good choice, but in fact it is not the case. The mandala flower is poisonous, so it needs to be planted carefully.

The toxicity of this plant is almost all over the body, and the fruit, especially the seed, is the most toxic, followed by young leaves. Dried leaves are less toxic than fresh leaves. The toxic components of Datura stramonium mainly contain scopolamine and scopolamine, followed by atropine, atropine (apoatropine), noratropine, daturine, tigloidine, mandaline, sinomenine, 2-dihydrohydroxy-scopolamine (2-merol-6-dihydrohydroxy-hyoscyamine), crotonine and 7-hydroxy-3-line-6-dihydroxy-scopolamine. The content of total alkaloids was the highest at the end of flowering and decreased rapidly when the seeds matured. Hemagglutinin was also isolated from the seeds.

There are also many incidents of poisoning caused by Datura mongolica flowers. Generally speaking, the poisoning patients develop symptoms half an hour after eating, 20 minutes at the earliest, and no more than 3 hours at the latest. The toxic dose varies according to the route of toxicity entry, age and health status. Adults can be poisoned by three fruits; children are more sensitive, as long as 1/10 of adults, no more than one, 3-4 seeds can be poisoned, most of them are acute sudden onset. The poisoning of children still has the phenomenon of drowsiness. External application of Datura leaf can also cause acute systemic poisoning, the symptoms are the same as oral administration, and the time of onset of symptoms is faster than that of oral administration.

It is not only humans that can be poisoned, but even livestock that eat mandala flowers can cause poisoning, with cats being the most sensitive, cattle and horses second, sheep and rabbits the most tolerant. The lethal dose of aboveground part of the plant to cattle, horse and sheep was 150,300g, 150g and 200g, respectively. The horse ate 1kg seeds and died of spasm the next day. Seeds are particularly toxic to ostriches and to fish. Recently, it has been reported that the symptoms of sheep poisoning include dyskinesia, spontaneous contraction of muscle fibers, hypersensitivity, rapid breathing, lack of drinking water and so on.

4. What's the difference between Flos Lonicerae and Flowers on the other side?

1. The families and genera of Flos Lonicerae and Flos Lonicerae are different.

① Flowers: Flos Lonicerae belongs to the plant kingdom, phylum angiosperm, subphylum angiosperm, dicotyledonous class, chrysanthemum subclass, Solanaceae, Solanaceae, Datura, and Datura.

② is a variety of plants, angiosperms, Monocotyledons, asparagus, Amaryllidaceae, Lycoris and Lycoris.

2. The nicknames of the other shore flower and the golden flower are different.

① flower: the nicknames of the flower are mandala, mandala, manda, manza, manda, ecstasy, walnut, maple eggplant, ten thousand peaches, noisy sheep flower, big trumpet flower, mountain eggplant and so on.

② other shore flower: the other name of the other bank flower has safflower Lycoris, Manzhu Shahua, dragon claw flower, old raven garlic, garlic grass, ghost fire, ghost flower, hell flower and so on.

3. The shapes of Bedanhua and Flos Lonicerae are different.

① Flowers: Flos Lonicerae is a wild erect woody annual herb of Solanaceae, 0.5-1.5 meters high, stout, cylindrical, light green or purplish, lower lignified. Leaves alternate, upper opposite, leaf blade ovate or broadly ovate, tip acuminate. Flowers solitary between branches or leaf axils, erect, with short pedicels, calyx tube-shaped, 4-5 cm long, Corolla funnel-shaped, lower half greenish, upper white or lavender. Capsule erect, ovate, 3-4.5 cm long and 2-4 cm in diameter, surface with hard needles or sometimes no thorns and nearly smooth, yellowish when mature.

②: Lycoris radiata is a perennial herb with a nearly spherical bulb with a purple-brown film and a diameter of 1-3 cm. Leaves narrowly banded, ca. 15 cm long, ca. 0.5 cm wide, top obtuse, dark green, with pink-green belt in the middle. Umbels terminal, flower stems about 30 cm tall, bright red. The florescence is from August to September and the fruiting period is October.