What is wisteria?

Wisteria is an angiosperm, also known as Zhu Teng and Zhao Teng. It is native to China and distributed in the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins south of Hebei, Shaanxi, Henan, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan. It is also cultivated in other countries, such as Korea and Japan.

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Wisteria belongs to the genus Wisteria in Leguminosae. Most of them were born in valleys and bushes on hillsides. They have strong adaptability to climate and soil, are cold-resistant, can tolerate wet and barren soil, like light and shade, but can grow well in deep soil with good drainage.

What does wisteria look like?

Wisteria stems are right-handed, branches are thick, buds are white, leaves are oval, stipules are linear, inflorescence axis is white, corolla is purple, bracts are lanceolate, pods are oblanceolate, seeds are brown, shiny and round.

Function and value of wisteria

Wisteria has mainly medicinal value in life. Wisteria can extract aromatic oil, which has the functions of detoxification, antiemesis and antidiarrheal. Wisteria also has edible value. The seeds of wisteria are poisonous and contain cyanide, which can treat bone and muscle pain and prevent wine from going bad.