What kind of ginkgo leaves

The leaves of the ginkgo tree are fan-shaped, with a gap in the middle, as if dividing the entire leaf into two. The petiole of a leaf is relatively long, with no hair on the surface. The leaf has many clear forked parallel veins. It is emerald green in the growing season and light yellow in winter. Moreover, ginkgo leaves are a kind of traditional Chinese medicine with high efficacy and function.

Ginkgo leaf appearance

The cherry tree is a green plant with a very long history, so what do ginkgo leaves look like? Ginkgo leaves are symbiotic, with each leaf having a regular leaf stem. The leaf shape is fan-shaped, emerald green when growing, hairless on the surface, with many forked parallel veins, and its petiole is in the shape of a dichotomous petiole, and the leaf is generally divided into two.

The cherry tree first appeared in the Carboniferous period more than 300 million years ago. It is called a living fossil of the biological world and has a very long life span. So far, cherry trees are almost extinct in most areas of Europe, North America, and Asia, and only in my country do some cherry trees with crown diameters of more than a thousand years still exist.

And ginkgo leaves also have high efficacy and functions, and have a very good effect on reducing cholesterol in the blood, preventing arteriosclerosis, and reducing blood pressure. It can also remove deposits on the inner walls of blood vessels, promote blood circulation, reduce blood viscosity, and prevent and treat cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral infarction.

For people suffering from bronchial asthma, it also has the effect of treating asthma and can also be used as an auxiliary medicine for diabetes. The results of current clinical applications show that the extract of ginkgo leaves can activate cell differentiation and has significant effects in preventing diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, brain injury complications and cerebral thrombosis.