Wei long w

[ source ] from the" plateau of Chinese herbal medicine in treatment of manual"
[ ] Ch Pinyin name 's n W W e I be be
English name [ ] Long Lepisorus
[ alias ] with Parker
[ source ]
Medicine source: family Polypodiaceae plants w in the whole plant.
Latin animal mineral name: Lepisorus pseudonudus Ching
Harvest and storage: summer, autumn harvest, insolation reserves.
[ ] the original morphology of plants with high 15-20cm. The roots grow wild, densely black, ovate-lanceolate scales, gradually pointed, base rounded, with coarse mesh, margin toothed. Ye Jinsheng; petiole length 1-2cm, together with a midvein often reddish; leaf blade subleathery, lanceolate, long 10-20cm, about 1cm in width, to the ends of the gradient narrowly, and decurrent or almost to base, lobes entire, glabrous above, below and slightly scaly, easy to fall off; midrib is apparent, without lateral veins, small veins reticulate, mesh with directional inside small veins, usually branched. Sori hemispheroid, separation, born on either side of the midrib back into 1 lines, spore has a shank; vibration wire suborbicular, margin with irregular tooth.
[ ] habitat distribution
Ecological environment: born in the elevation of 3400m below the alpine oak forest.
Resource distribution: distribution in Sichuan, Yunnan, Tibet and other places.
[ ] taste slightly sweet; bitter cold; micro
[ ] to the liver; heart and lung;
[ ] functions of clearing heat and removing dampness; cough; hemostasis. The main painful stranguric urination; hematuria; diarrhea; tuberculosis heat cough; internal hematemesis; traumatic bleeding
[ usage]: orally taken decoction, 9-15g. External: moderate, grind end caesar.
Excerpts from" Chinese Materia Medica" [ ]
http://chinese-herbal-medicines-directory.blogspot.com/