One of Taiwan’s national treasures is the mulberry tree (Broussonetia papyrifera). This plant has a long history and profound cultural significance in Taiwan. Mulberry trees are not only an important raw material for the production of traditional handicrafts in Taiwan, such as paper and silk, but also play an important role in folk medicine and food processing. The leaves are eaten by livestock and the bark is used to make traditional leather. In addition, mulberry trees also play an important role in ecological protection. Their stems, leaves and fruits provide rich food resources for local animals. Due to its widespread use and important status in Taiwan, the mulberry tree is known as one of Taiwan's national treasures, symbolizing the island nation's rich culture and natural resources.

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