Deutzia glaucophylla
Image: Gaoligong Shan Biodiversity Survey (cc0)
NameDeutzia glaucophylla
Scientific NameDeutzia glaucophylla
Common NamesDeutzia
Plant FamilySaxifragaceae
Natural HabitatThis species is found in subtropical evergreen broadleaf forests, often in disturbed areas like secondary community forests or along trails. It prefers full sun exposure and grows in humus on decomposed granite, typically at elevations around 2102 meters on slopes facing 30-60 degrees.
Parts Usedleaf,flower
Medicinal Actionsantioxidant,anti-inflammatory
Traditional UsesNo specific traditional medicinal uses are widely documented for Deutzia glaucophylla in available ethnobotanical records. While some other Deutzia species may have general astringent or anti-inflammatory properties, these are not confirmed for D. glaucophylla.
Preparation Methodsinfusion,decoction
Contraindications & WarningsNo specific contraindications or drug interactions are documented for Deutzia glaucophylla due to a lack of traditional medicinal use records and scientific study.
Cultivation NotesThis shrub prefers full sun exposure and well-drained soil rich in humus, possibly with a granite base, mimicking its natural habitat. It thrives in subtropical evergreen forest conditions and can tolerate some disturbance.
Rarityvery-rare
Description
Deutzia glaucophylla is a shrub growing up to 3 meters tall, characterized by leaves that are likely glaucous (bluish-green) on the underside, and small clusters of flowers with white corollas flushed with maroon. The filaments are dark maroon, and the leaves have serrated margins.
