Artemisia artemisiae is also known as Artemisia capillaris (Materia Medica Derivative) due to dust, due to Chen, Yin Chen, Yin Chen, Artemisia capillaris, Mian Yin Chen (Shennong Materia Medica Classic, etc.), white Yin Chen (Chinese medicine), Japanese Yin Chen (commonly known as), the family of Yin Chen (Hubei), Artemisia villosa (Guangxi), stinking Artemisia, An Lv Grass (Jiangsu), for the family of Asteraceae, Artemisia spp.
The Artemisia capillaris was first published in "Shennong ben caojing" Artemisia capillaris seedlings. Seedlings more curled into clusters, gray-green, all densely covered with white hairs, soft as velvet. The stem is small, 1.5-2.5cm long, 1.5-3mm in diameter; the leaves are soft and wrinkled, and the leaf blade is 1-3 pinnatifid after spreading, the leaf blade is 1-3cm long, about 1cm wide, and the lobules are linear, ovate, or oblanceolate, entire. There is a special aroma, taste slightly bitter. Mainly produced in Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Anhui, Hubei, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Hebei, Shandong and other provinces.
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Artemisia is also known as Artemisia congesta, Artemisia pontica, Artemisia chrysanthemi, Artemisia pondis, Artemisia polium, Artemisia artemisiae, Artemisia tungiflora (also known as Goose Vegetable, Yi Vegetable in Fujian and other places), Latin name is Chirstysanthemum coronarium L. Family Asteraceae, annual or biennial herbaceous plants, leaves alternate, long pinnatifid division, flowers Yellow or white, much like wild daisy. Achene ribs, two or three feet high, stems and leaves are edible when young, and can also be used as medicine. In ancient China, Chrysanthemum coronarium for the court delicacies, so also known as the emperor dish. Chrysanthemum coronarium has the clear air of artemisia, chrysanthemum sweet fragrance. According to the ancient Chinese medicine book: Chrysanthemum coronarium is sweet, pungent, flat, non-toxic, "reassuring gas, nourishing the spleen and stomach, eliminating phlegm, and facilitating intestinal and gastrointestinal effects". Garden ornamental cultivation throughout China. Shandong, Hebei Shijiazhuang and other places in the wild.
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