Contents 1 Pinyin 2 "Compilation of National Chinese Herbal Medicine": pigeon pea 2.1 Pinyin name 2.2 Alias ??of pigeon pea 2.3 Source 2.4 Nature and taste 2.5 Function and indication 2.6 Usage and dosage of pigeon pea 2.7 Remarks 2.8 Excerpt 3 "Chinese Materia Medica" : Pigeon pea 3.1 Origin 3.2 Pinyin name 3.3 English name 3.4 Alias ??of pigeon pea 3.5 Source 3.6 Original form 3.7 Habitat distribution 3.8 Properties 3.9 Chemical composition 3.10 Pharmacological effects of pigeon pea 3.11 Processing 3.12 Nature and flavor 3.13 Meridian tropism 3.14 Functions and indications 3.15 Pigeon pea's Usage and dosage 3.16 Various explanations 3.17 Excerpts are attached: 1 Prescriptions using the Chinese medicine pigeon pea 2 Chinese patent medicines using the Chinese medicine pigeon pea 3 Pigeon pea in ancient books 1 Pinyin

mù dòu 2 "National Collection of Chinese Herbal Medicine" ：Mù Dòu 2.1 Pinyin name

Mù Dòu 2.2 Alias ??of pigeon pea

Bean paste, mountain bean root, twist bean, three-leaf bean, wild soybean 2.3 Source

Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.[C. flavus DC.], a plant of the genus Cajanus in the Fabaceae family, is used as medicine. Harvested in autumn and winter, washed, cut into sections and dried in the sun.

2.4 Nature and flavor

Pungent, astringent, flat. 2.5 Functional Indications

Diuretic dampness, reduce swelling, dissipate blood stasis and relieve pain. Used for jaundice hepatitis, rheumatic joint pain, bruises, blood stasis, swelling and pain, blood in the stool, and epistaxis. 2.6 Usage and dosage of pigeon pea

3 to 5 qian, decoct in water and take. 2.7 Remarks

(1) The seeds are mistakenly used as adzuki beans in Fujian. 2.8 Excerpt

"Compilation of National Chinese Herbal Medicine" 3 "Chinese Materia Medica": Pigeon pea 3.1 Source

From "Reference Materials for Identification of Traditional Chinese Medicine" 3.2 Pinyin name

Mù Dòu 3.3 English name

Pigeonpea 3.4 Alias ??of pigeonpea

Guanyin bean, big pigeon bean, tree bean, clover bean, snail tree bean, twist bean, wild soybean 3.5 Source

The source of the medicinal material: the seeds of pigeon pea, a leguminous plant.

Latin plant, animal and mineral name: Cajanus cajan(L.)Millisp.[Cytisus cajan L.]

Harvesting and storage: Harvest and peel the fruits when they are mature in spring and autumn Seeds, dried. 3.6 Original form

Pigeonpea is an upright dwarf shrub, 13m high, all gray-green. Many branches, small branches are weak, have longitudinal grooves, and are covered with gray pubescence. There are three compound leaves, alternate; the stipules are small; the petiole is about 2cm long, gradually shortening upward; the blade is ovate-lanceolate, 510cm long, 13.5cm wide, with a sharp apex, entire edge, both sides are hairy, and the underside has inconspicuous features. gland point. The racemes are axillary and pedunculate; the flowers are butterfly-shaped; the calyx is bell-shaped, with 5 calyx teeth, pubescent inside and outside with glandular spots; the corolla is red-yellow, about 1.8cm long, and there are purple-brown stripes on the back of the flag petal and silk at the base. Short claws with a pair of hook-like appendages on the top of the claws; 10 stamens, two bodies; 1 carpel, style slender and linear, with pubescence at the base, stigma acuminate, densely covered with yellow pubescence.

The pod is strip-shaped, 47cm long, flattened on both sides, with a long beak, and the fruit petals have concave diagonal grooves between the seeds. There are 36 seeds, nearly round, with dark red seed coat, sometimes with brown spots, and hilum on the side. The flowering period is from September to September, and the fruiting period is from March to September. 3.7 Habitat distribution

Ecological environment: Born on hillsides, sandy land, jungles or forest edges at an altitude of 300-1600m.

Resource distribution: distributed in Zhejiang, Fujian, Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places. 3.8 Characteristics

The seeds are oblate spherical, 46cm in diameter, with a dark red surface. The hilum is oblong, white, and significantly protruding; it is hard and has two thick cotyledons inside. The smell is slight, the taste is light, and there is a beany smell when chewed. 3.9 Chemical composition

The seeds contain phenylalanine and phydroxybenzoic acid, γglutamyl5methylcysteine, trypsin inhibitor ), chymotrypsin inhibitor. Seed buds contain cajanin and cajand. In addition, the leaves also contain 3hydroxy5methoxystibene2carboxylic acid. 3.10 Pharmacological effects

Its water immersion agent has an inhibitory effect on Epidermophyton floccosum (in vitro test). 3.11 Processing

Remove impurities and process them for later use. 3.12 Nature and flavor

Pungent, astringent; flat; non-toxic 3.13 Meridian return

Liver; spleen meridian 3.14 Functions and Indications

Diuretic, reduce swelling, dissipate blood stasis , stop bleeding. Mainly used for rheumatic arthralgia, bruises, epistaxis, bloody stools, sores, boils, and venom, postpartum lochia, edema, and jaundice hepatitis 3.15 Dosage of pigeon pea

Oral administration: decoction, 1015g; or Grind into powder. External use: appropriate amount, grind into powder and apply; or decoct and wash with water. 3.16 Discussions by various experts

"Quanzhou Materia Medica": clears away heat and detoxifies, replenishes vital energy, promotes diuresis and digestion, removes carbuncles and swelling, stops bleeding and dysentery. Treats heart deficiency, edema, stranguria, hemorrhoids, carbuncle, dysentery, and athlete's foot. 3.17 Excerpt

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