Ivy

This product to Araliaceae Ivy Hedera nepalensis K.Koch var . Sinensis ( Tobl. ) Rehd. The vines. ( British) Chinese Ivy Stem
Alias: drum soil rattan, Rhinestone wind, wind, wind, loose bone triangle Maple Dutch pear rattan.
Plant morphology: evergreen climbers. Stem and branches have aerial roots, branches are scaly puberulent. Leaves alternate,2 crack, leathery, with a long handle; nutrition branch leaves triangular-ovate or nearly hastate, length 5 ~10cm, width of 3 ~8cm, apex acuminate, base cuneate, margin entire or 3lobed; flowering branches leaves elliptic-ovate or elliptical shape wrap around needle form, long5 ~ 12cm1 ~ 8cm, wide, apex long acuminate, base cuneate, margin entire. Umbels single or2 ~7terminal; the flowers are small, white or green flowers white,5; ovary inferior, styles connate into a column. Guo Yuan ball, berrylike, yellow or red. Florescence 5to in August, fruit period 9to November.
Attached to the broad-leaved forest tree trunks or valley damp rock. Produced in Shaanxi, Gansu and the Yellow River River to the south to Southern China and the southwest.
Sampling: annual take, fresh or dry use.
Characters: see " plant morphology".
Chemical composition: stems contain tannin, resin; leaves with ivy glucoside ( hederin ), inositol, carotene.
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Taste: warm, bitter, symplectic.
Functions: wind, dampness, smooth liver, detoxification. For rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis, dizziness, eye and mouth oblique, spiral, eye cornea, epistaxis abscess poison.


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