This blue wild flower is common in Inner Mongolia grassland and Shanxi mountain forest. What kind of flower is this?

Delphinium grandiflorum (Latin name: Delphinium grandiflorum), alias: pigeon flower and Stemona, is a perennial herb of Ranunculaceae and Delphinium. Because of its unique flower shape, it looks like a swallow, so it is also called delphinium and dove flower. The flower diameter is about 4 cm. Elegant and charming. Drought-tolerant plants, light-loving plants. Positive, semi-shade-tolerant, strong in sex, drought-tolerant, cold-tolerant, and fond of cold climate, born on hillsides, grasslands and fixed sand dunes, native to southern Europe, and China distributed in Yunnan, Shanxi, Hebei, Ningxia and Sichuan.

Delphinium is used as medicine by roots, whole grass and seeds. In summer, the whole grass is harvested, the soil is removed, and the grass is cut and dried; Collect roots and seeds in autumn and dry them.

The medicine is bitter and warm. There is a big poison. Has the effects of purging fire, relieving pain and killing insects. Radical treatment of toothache. Whole grass kills lice.

The whole grass is poisonous, and it is difficult to breathe after poisoning, blood circulation disorder, muscle nerve paralysis or spasm. Pay attention when using.

Chinese name: delphinium

Latin scientific name: Delphinium grandiflorum

Nicknames: Dove Flower (Northeast), Stemona (North Hebei), Chicken Feet Company.

Double name method: delphinium grandiflorum

Field: the field of plants

Phylum: Angiosperm phylum

Category: Dicotyledonous plants

Subclass: primitive perianth subclass

Objective: Ranunculaceae

Suborder: Ranunculaceae

Family: Ranunculaceae

Subdivision; Trolliinae