The efficacy and function of pine trees

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Ornamental effect:

Pine trees are also bonsai materials for many bonsai enthusiasts. They are very ornamental and can be found in many urban greening areas, parks, etc. They can remain green all year round, but the green color is slightly darker in winter, and they do not wither all year round.

Construction, decoration and other functions:

The material of the trunk is relatively good and can be used in construction and also in furniture.

Papermaking function:

Pine trees can be used as raw materials for papermaking and even as artificial fibers.

4. Edible effect:

We all know that pine needle powder and pine pollen are made from pine needles and pine flowers of pine trees. They are rich in various nutrients and are also a tonic used by people to maintain their bodies. Pine nuts are an indispensable ingredient in some of the sweets we eat every day. Fresh pine needles, pine cones and pine branches can also be used in cooking or as ingredients.

Industrial role:

Turpentine and rosin from pine trees are common raw materials in the industrial field. Even soap, paint, matches, ink, etc. that are common in our daily life are made from them.

Anti-insect and antiseptic effects:

Rosin is a very useful insect repellent and preservative.

Medicinal effects:

The whole body of the pine tree can be used as medicine, and there are many records of it since ancient times. In modern times, people have developed more medicinal effects.