The white dorsal Primula forbesii

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Medicine source: Primulaceae plants white back the whole plant of Primula forbesii.
Latin animal mineral name: Primula hypoleuca Hand.-Mazz. [ P.forbesii Franch.subsp.hypoleuca ( Hand.-Mazz. ) W.W.Smith et Forr.]
Harvest and storage: the April harvest all the grass, fresh or dried.
[ ] the original morphology. Glabrous. Rhizome short, with numerous coarse roots, the top to give birth or sometimes make short stems and foliage. Petiole narrowly winged, long 1.5-6cm, usually slightly longer than leaf blade; leaf blade oblong or elliptic, long 15-45mm, 10-25mm wide, apex rounded, base truncate or round slightly cordate, margin undulately lobed, lobes rounded, toothed, the following were white, and slightly wide, lateral veins on 5-6. Scapes 1-2 gold leaf extract from leaves, high 10-25cm; umbels 1-3 round, each round of 4-10 flowers; bracts lanceolate, early white, to fr. nearly no powder; pedicels slender, long 8-24mm, many small glandular; calyx broadly campanulate, long 3.5-4.5mm, fruit slightly increases, both sides were white and outside more dense, Division of central. Lobes triangular; corolla pink, crown barrel length 4-6mm, throat without cricoid appendages, limb diameter 8-15mm, lobes broadly obovate, apex with a deep notch; long styled flowers: stamens inserted from the crown cylinder base of about 2mm, style ca. 3mm, not higher than calyx; short styled flowers: stamens student at slightly above the crown barrel, style ca. 1mm. Florescence in April.
[ ] habitat distribution
Ecological environment : in an elevation of 1890m and lakefront wetland reeds under.
Resource distribution: produced in Kunming, Dali and other places, is a species endemic to Yunnan.
[ ] slightly sweet taste of spice; cooler;
[ function ] detoxification; promoting blood circulation and relieving pain. Primary lung heat cough; tongue erosions; sore throat; swollen; dribbling urination and pain; traumatic bruises; rheumatic arthralgia
[ usage]: orally taken decoction, 15-30g; or leach liquor. External: fresh goods amount, trace and apply.
Excerpts from" Chinese Materia Medica" [ ]
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