Huang Jin Cangshan

[ ] Pinyin name Sh n Sh n Hu 's n be a J n to be
[ alias ] cauda equina Coptis chinensis
[ source ]
Medicine source: Poppy Huang Jin Cangshan entire grass.
Latin animal mineral name: Corydalis delavayi Franch.
Harvest and storage: spring, summer harvest, washed, dried or fresh.
[ ] the original morphology of Cangshan Huang Jin 18-30cm, herbaceous, glabrous. Roots fascicled most often, lower spindle-shaped thickening. Stems unbranched or upper student branch. Basal leaves 2, long 5-12cm, the contour of the blade broadly ovate, long 1.5-4cm, width 2-6cm, back in two to three out of the crack, a back lobes shortly stipitate, ultimate segments narrowly obovate to strip lanceolate, apex mucronate, sessile; cauline leaves 2-3, raw stem above middle, long 1-3.5cm, with short petiole, leaf blade ovate, pinnatisect, lobes linear, wide 1-2mm. Inflorescences terminal, long 7.5-10cm; bracts, lower seemed leaves, upper, indehiscent; corolla yellow, long distance 16-18mm, narrowly conical, long 7-10mm, Changping.
[ ] habitat distribution
Ecological environment : in elevation of about 3000m grassy hillside.
Resource distribution: distribution in Northwest Yunnan.
[ ] the chemical composition of grass contains protopine ( protopine ), corydalis paper base (corycavine), corynoline ( corynoline ), dextral acetyl corynoline ( d-aceiylcorynoline ) and 6 - acetone based corynoline ( 6-acetonylcory-noline ).
[ ] the taste of bitter cold;
[ ] functions of clearing away heat and toxic material. Main B; pneumonia; carbuncle boils; snake bites
[ usage]: orally taken decoction, 6-9g. External: amount of fresh goods, pound apply.
Excerpts from" Chinese Materia Medica" [ ]

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