Herbal Medicine - Heavy Building

Herbal Description

Pinyin: CHONG LOU

Latin: Rhizoma Paridis

Aliases: Yu Xie, Bai Ganyi, Caohe Car, Gold Line Building

Medicinal area: rhizome

Origin: Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Fujian

Harvesting: It can be excavated all year round, but it is better to use it in the fall.

Processing:

Dig out rhizomes, remove rhizomes, soil and fibrous roots, and cut them into 2 to 4 pieces, dried or dried. The history of the tunnel: It was listed in the "Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing" as the next product.

"Doctors don't record" cloud: "Yangshan Yangchuangu and haiku."

"Newly Revised Materia Medica," said: "This is the same heavy building, a heavy platform, the name of the South Gan grass, seedlings like Wang Sun, ghosts, etc., there are two or three layers, roots such as fat calamus, fine muscle crisp white. ”

"The draft of the sketch" cloud: "This river, Heyang, China, wind, Wenzhou and Jianghuai also have it."

"The essence of herbal extracts" cloud: "Road to the state."

"The name of the plant is the real test" cloud: "Jiangxi, Hunan, there are many mountains, people are also kind of."

Cultivation points:

Hi cool climate and humid environment. It is better to use sandy loam or humus loam with deep, loose, fertile, moist and well-drained soil. Viscous weight and low-lying land are not suitable for planting. Reproduction with seeds and rhizomes. Seed propagation uses seedling transplanting methods; root propagation takes place at the time of harvest.

Medicinal: slightly cold

Smell: Bitter

Guigui: Guigan Jing

Function: Qingrejiedu, swelling and pain relief, cool liver will be scared.

Indications: For acne swelling, sore throat, snake bites, or pound pain, convulsions convulsions.

Toxicity: none

Dosage:

Oral: Decoction, 5 ~ 10g; into powder, each time 1 ~ 3g.

External use: appropriate amount, grinding juice coating; or powdered dressing; or fresh products.

Contraindications: Deficiency syndrome, negative sores and pregnant women are prohibited.

Medicinal properties:

This product is nodular flat cylindrical, slightly curved, long 5 ~ 12cm, diameter 1.0 ~ 4.5cm. Surface yellow brown or gray brown, peeling off the surface was white; dense with a layer of raised ring ring, a knot In the section, the nodule has oval depressions on the stem, and the other side has sparse fibrous roots or verrucous roots. Residues with scaly leaves and stems on top. Solid quality, flat section, white to light brown, powdery or horny. Odorless, slightly bitter, hemp.

Medicinal source

Botanical name:

Yunnan Zhonglou Latin: Paris polyphylla Smith var.yunnanensis (Franch.) Hand.-Mazz.

Section name: Liliaceae

Generic name: Parus

Pattern description:

The difference with Huazhong Building lies in the fact that the roots are hypertrophic; the leaves are 6 to 10 rounds of round, lanceolate, ovate oblong to obovate, 5 to 11 cm long, 2 to 4.5 cm wide, petiole long; outer quilt Green, lanceolate or long ovate, inflorescence tepal yellow, linear and slightly lanceolate, 1/2 to nearly equal in length for the outer wheel; flowering from June to July, fruiting period from September to October. Eco-environment: Born in a mountainous area about 200 meters above sea level, with soil-grown undergrowth or grassy and damp areas near the valley. Distributed in Fujian, Hubei, Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan. Botanical name: Aesculus flower Latin: Paris polyphylla Smith var.chinensis (Franch.) Hara

Section name: Liliaceae

Generic Name: Heavy House Morphology

Description: Similar to Huazhong Tower, the difference is: 4-6 outer tepals, narrowly ovate-lanceolate, inner tepals narrow, longer than outer or nearly equal length; stamens 8-12 Anthers, short anthers, as long as or slightly longer than filaments, and short styles. Fruit purple, 3 to 6 petals cracking. Flowering from April to July, fruiting period from August to November.

Ecological environment: Born under the forest at an altitude of 1800 to 3200 meters above sea level. Distributed in Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and southeast Tibet.

This article is from the "Chinese Health Network" []; original link: http://zyzyzyzyz/zcyq/gl/200812/118681.html