This species has high economic value. The pollen is used as medicine; the leaves are used for weaving, papermaking, etc.; the base of the young leaves and the apex of the rhizome can be used as vegetable food; the female inflorescence can be used as pillows and cushions. Filler is one of the important aquatic economic plants. In addition, this species has tall and straight leaves and thick inflorescences, and is often used for flower viewing.

1. Food value: Ivory vegetables are rich in a variety of amino acids and vitamins necessary for the human body. Among the inorganic salts contained, potassium and phosphorus are the highest, and the crude protein content is 3.16%. The crude fiber content is 3.16%. It is 4.06%, carbohydrates are 80%, and crude fat is 1%. Ivory vegetables can be made into various recipes with unique flavors; they can also be processed into high-end cans, which are sold throughout Southeast Asia and Western Europe and are very popular among merchants.

2. Medicinal value: The pollen of ivory has the effects of cooling blood, stopping bleeding, activating blood circulation, reducing swelling and blood stasis, laxative and urinating, and has obvious effects of preventing and curing diseases, nourishing and strengthening.

3? Ornamental value: Ivory plant is green and verdant all year round, blooms like a flame when blooming, and has a warm and fiery red shape. It is a valuable flower indoors and outdoors, garden fountains, and wetlands; as a green ornamental herb, it can also be used It is very popular for producing fresh cut flowers.