Plush fragrant coco

[ ] Zh Pinyin name gave n M 's o Xi be a n K K to be
[ alias ] hairy mint, iron horse
[ source ]
Medicine source: Lamiaceae plant Plush incense Koko the whole grass.
Latin animal mineral name: Teucrium pilosum ( Pamp. ) C.Y.Wu et S.Chow [ T.japonicum Willd . Var.pilosum Pamp.]
Harvest and storage: 7-9 months of recovery, clean, fresh or dried.
[ ] the original morphology of hair incense Koko, perennial herb. Prostrate stems with shop. Stems erect, even on upper branches, high 0.5-1cm, times are up to 3mm thick and spreading white villous. Petiole length 0.4-1cm, was up to 1.5mm spreading villous; leaf blade ovate lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate, length 5-8cm, width 1.2-2.5cm, apex shortly acuminate, or acuminate, base truncate or subcordate, margin slightly more irregular with heavy gear fine round sawtooth, upper rib pilose, the remaining part is adnate pubescent, veins pilose below, the remaining part is not symmetric pubescent. False spikes terminal on the main stem and branches, are obvious villous, composed of an upper and a lower contact with 2 flower but sometimes irregular if 3-4 flowers into a wheel umbrella inflorescence composed; bracts linear-lanceolate, pilose; pedicels short, ca. 1.5mm, and inflorescence axis is obvious villous; calyx bell, by villous, with pale yellow veins, veins 10, calyx teeth 5, 3 teeth triangular, 2 teeth triangular subulate; corolla pale red, long 1.2-1.5cm, crown cylinder of corolla length of 1 / 3, outside in the extended parts sparsely pilose, scattered light yellow glands point, lip and crown cylinder in a straight line segments, highly developed, obovate suborbicular, lateral lobes ovate-oblong; stamens slightly protruding lip; style and stamens; disk small, disk-shaped, with slight sinuate; ovary pellet form, 4 crack. Flowering 7-8.
[ ] habitat distribution
Ecological environment : in hills and the river.
Resource distribution: located in Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou.
[ ] taste spicy; bitter cold;
[ ] Qufeng functions published; detoxification; itching. The main common cold of wind-heat; sore throat; mumps; diarrhea; lacquer dermatitis; eczema; rubella scabies;
[ usage]: orally taken decoction, 3-9g.
Excerpts from" Chinese Materia Medica" [ ]

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