magnolia

• Ein Strauch oder Baum der Gattung Magnolia, der wegen seiner Langlebigkeit und duftenden Blüten geschätzt wird; seine getrocknete Rinde wird auch in der Volksmedizin verwendet.

A noun referring to a shrub or tree of the genus Magnolia, valued for its longevity and fragrant blooms; its dried bark is also used in folk medicine.

1. Dried bark used in folk medicineC1formalmedical

   The dried bark of certain magnolia trees, traditionally used in herbal remedies for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties.

   Magnolienrinde

   • Magnolia bark is often brewed into a tea to reduce anxiety.
   • Herbalists have used magnolia extract for centuries to treat digestive issues.
   • Some studies suggest magnolia bark may help improve sleep quality.
   • The dried bark of magnolia is a common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine.

2. Shrub or tree of the genus MagnoliaB1formal

   A deciduous or evergreen tree or shrub known for its large, fragrant flowers and long lifespan, native to Asia and the Americas.

   Magnolie

   • The magnolia in our garden blooms every spring with creamy white flowers.
   • Many magnolia species are popular ornamental trees in parks and lawns.
   • A southern magnolia can live for over a hundred years.
   • The sweet fragrance of magnolia blossoms filled the entire street.