2 English reference radices semiaquilegiae
Semiaquilegia adoxoides [Landau Chinese-English Dictionary]
3 The whole grass of Ranunculaceae plant Solanum nigrum A Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine Solanum nigrum is the name of traditional Chinese medicine, which comes from Herbal Medicine of Southern Yunnan [1].
3. Alias of1Solanum nigrum, Solanum lyratum, and Euphorbia graminearum [1]
3.2 Source and place of origin The whole grass of Ranunculaceae plant Semiaquilegia adoxoides (DC.) Mak. It is distributed in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, south to northern Guangdong and north to southwestern Shaanxi. [ 1]
3.3 Sexual taste is sweet, cold and slightly toxic [1].
3.4 Functions: clearing away heat and toxic materials and inducing diuresis [1].
① Treat scrofula, swollen poison and snake bite. Oral administration or tamping. [ 1]
② Treatment of urinary calculi. Decocting: 9 ~15g. [ 1]
4. Whole grass of Ranunculaceae plant Solanum nigrum * Dictionary Solanum nigrum 4. 1 Source "Southern Yunnan Materia Medica"
4.2 Pinyin name Tiān Kuí
4.3 The aliases of Solanum nigrum L. are Solanum nigrum L. var. purpurea L. (The Theory of Leigong's Processing), Leiwancao L. (The Materia Medica of Waidan), Xiawumo L. (Textual Research on Plants' Names and Facts), Aconitum japonicum L. (The Botanical Dictionary), Crotalaria thunbergii L. (The Herb Records of Jiangsu) and LYSIMACHIA christinae L. (The Medicinal Records of Hunan).
4.4 The source is the whole grass of Ranunculaceae Solanum nigrum.
4.5 Original perennial herb, height15 ~ 40 cm. The tuberous root is gray-black, slightly spindle-shaped or oval. The stems are tufted, slender, erect, branched and have white fluff on the surface. Rooted leaves are clustered and have long stalks; 1 3 leaves, leaflets broadly cuneate, 3-lobed, lobes rounded at the apex, or with 2-3 small notches, green above, purple below, smooth and hairless; Petiole short, villous; Cauline leaves are similar to root leaves, but gradually decrease from bottom to top. Flowers solitary leaf axils, pedicels elongated after fruiting, with 2 bracteoles in the middle; The flowers are small and white; Sepals 5, petaloid, ovate; Petals 5, cuneate, slightly shorter than sepals; Stamens are usually 10, of which 2 are incompletely developed; Pistil 3 ~ 4, long and narrow ovary, short style, and rolled outward. There are 3 ~ 4 capsules, pod-shaped, and they crack when ripe. The seeds are small and obovate. The flowering period is from March to April. The fruit ripens from May to June.
The tuberous roots (Malus sonchifolia) and seeds (Millennium mouse excrement seeds) of this plant are also used for medicine, and each of them is detailed.
4.6 Habitat distribution occurs in shady and humid places such as forests, stone crevices and grass. Distributed in southwest, east and northeast China.
4.7 Sexual Taste "Common Chinese Herbs in Shanghai": "Sweet, cold."
4.8 Function: Indication for detumescence; Detoxify and benefit water. Treat scrofula, hernia and dysuria.
Common Chinese Herbal Medicines in Shanghai: "Clearing away heat and toxic materials and promoting diuresis. It can cure epilepsy, toxic swelling, snake bite and urinary calculi. "
4.9 Usage and dosage of Solanum nigrum Oral administration: decoction, 3 ~ 5 yuan. External use: tamping.
4. 10 Attachment ① Treatment of scrofula: Gynura bicolor, seaweed, kelp, kelp, Fritillaria, platycodon grandiflorum, and cuttlebone. The top is fine powder, and the wine paste is as big as a buttonwood pill. Take 70 pills each time, and warm the wine after eating. ("Ancient and Modern Medicine" Tiankui Pill).
(2) those who want to form cysts and carbuncle after treating various hernias, such as cold, fever and pain: fourteen litchi seeds, two fennel seeds, and four violets of begonia. Steamed white wine for two times. (Experience Set)
③ Treatment of snakebite: Bite the sunflower, apply it to the wound, and then change the medicine. (Hunan Pharmacology)
(4) treatment of yin deficiency: five money for sunflower and boiled egg food. (Hunan Pharmacology)
4. 1 1 Excerpt from * Dictionary
5. The whole plant of Malvaceae, the Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is the name of traditional Chinese medicine, which comes from the Classic of Materia Medica and is the alias of Malvacea recorded in Newly Revised Materia Medica [1].
5. 1 alias of Solanum nigrum, checkerboard dish [2]
5.2 Source and place of origin: the whole grass of Malva verticillata L.var. Chinensis (mill.) S.Y. Hu of Malvaceae. Distributed all over the country. [2]
5.3 Sexual taste is sweet and cold. Enter the bladder meridian. [2]
5.4 Functions: clearing away heat and toxic materials, inducing diuresis and treating stranguria [2].
1. Oral administration: decoction,10 ~15g, or mashed juice. [2]