Dryopteris nephrolepis, Rhizoma Osmundae, Chinese rose, rose, Lagerstroemia indica, clove, magnolia, osmanthus fragrans, Chlorella vulgaris, aloe, Commelina communis, Aralia auriculata, cactus, Hupi Lan, Huwei Lan, tequila, pineapple, cactus, lotus flower, epiphyllum, gem flower and hypertrophic Sedum.
Radiation-resistant ornamental plants
Some ornamental plants have the function of absorbing electromagnetic radiation. Placing these plants in the home or office can effectively reduce the electromagnetic radiation pollution caused by various electrical and electronic products. These plants include: cactus, gem flower, Sedum and other succulents.
anthelmintic and bactericidal ornamental plants
Some plants have special fragrance or smell, which is harmless to people, while mosquitoes, cockroaches, flies and other pests will avoid it when they smell it. Some of these special fragrances or smells can also inhibit or kill bacteria and viruses. These plants include:
tuberose, pyrethrum, wild chrysanthemum, mirabilis jalapa, lemon, crape myrtle, jasmine, orchid, clove, atractylodes rhizome, popcorn, dandelion and mint.
researchers from Shanghai Institute of Plant Physiology and Ecology, China Academy of Sciences successfully extracted a natural radioprotective agent-SP88 from cruciferous plants, and confirmed the mechanism and biological function of SP88.
Cruciferae vegetables such as rape, green vegetables, mustard greens, cabbages and radishes are not only common and delicious dishes on the table, but also have anti-radiation function. At present, this research achievement has obtained the national patent.