White flowers.

[ ] B I Hu Pinyin name 's Xi, n.
[ alias ] bad feet and Artemisia, white, Eupatorium, Achyranthes bidentata
[ source ]
Medicine source: Amaranthaceae plants white roots or flowers.
Latin animal mineral name: Aerva sanguinolenta ( L. ) B1. ( Achy-ranthes sanguinolentaL. )
[ ] the original morphology of perennial herbs, high up to lm. Stems erect or slightly wild, white pilose, fall off gradually after. Leaves opposite or alternate, ovate elliptic, oblong or lanceolate, long 1.5-8cm, 5-35mm wide, apex with little awn tip, base cuneate, both sides with white V pubescent, glabrous when old; petiole length 2-10mm. Spikes axillary and terminal, dense raceme at the top of the stem; flowers bisexual or polygamous; peduncles and pedicels long white sericeous; bracts and bracteoles ovate, with white pilose; tepals 5, white or pink, oblong, outside the long white silky hairs; stamens shorter, staminodes bar 2 lobed; stigma. Utricles ovate, not cracking. Flower and fruit of 4-10.
[ ] habitat distribution
Ecological environment : in low elevation slopes drain under forest.
Resource distribution: distribution in Hainan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places.
[ taste ] Xin; slightly cold
[ function ] blood stasis; removing damp-heat. The abnormal menstruation; blood stasis; amenorrhea; traumatic injury; rheumatoid arthritis; damp-heat jaundice; diarrhea; corneal Nebula
[ usage]: orally taken decoction, 15-30g; or leach liquor.
[ note ] pregnant woman forbids. " The compilation of Chinese herbal medicine" : This wine, Jifu acid, cold, not to be taken by pregnant women.
Excerpts from" Chinese Materia Medica" [ ]
http://chinese-herbal-medicines-directory.blogspot.com/