Botanicon Sinicum: notes on Chinese botany from native and Western sources. Part 3, Botanical investigations into the materia medica of the ancient Chinese / [E. Bretschneider].

  • Emil Bretschneider
Date:
1895
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Credit: Botanicon Sinicum: notes on Chinese botany from native and Western sources. Part 3, Botanical investigations into the materia medica of the ancient Chinese / [E. Bretschneider]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    under the names of |lj ifjj shan Id (mountain thistle), |I| fj!f slum tsing, f[I] 7|t sien shu. It is a common mountain plant with leaves clasping the stem. The leaves are from three to four lobed, serrated, on the margin and provided with small spines. The root resembles ginger. Kiu huang, LI, 8, and (7/., VII, 9, sub ts-ang shu, representation of an Atractylis. Tatar., Cat., 5:—Tslang shu (chi). Radix? Gauger describes and depicts [5] the drug pai shu and [46] the tslang shu. Hake., Sc. pap., 255 : — 7Yang shu. Rhizome of Atracty- loiles, sp. P. Smith, 28 :—Peh shuh, Atractylodes alba and tsang shuh, Atractglodes rubra [species names invented by P. Smith]. Cast. Med., p. 188 (08-70):—Pai shu 1885 exported from Ning po to other Chinese ports about 28,000 piculs. In small quantities also exported from Han kow, Wen chow, Kiu kiang.—Ibid., p. 409 (901) Places of production: Che kiang, Kiang si, An hui, Yiin nan. Ibid., p. 8 (59) :—7Yang shu exported from New chwang 1,708 piculs,—p. 20 (02), from Tientsin 1,020 piculs,—p. 48 (.34), from Che foo 74 piculs,—p. 70 (09), from Han kow 2,254 piculs,—p. 102 (04), from Wu hu 7 piculs.—Ibid., 484 (1830). Places of production: Manchuria, Chili, Shan tung, Sz ch‘uan, Hu peh, An hui, Che kiang. See also Hank. Med., p. 39. Plion zo, V, 24, 25 :—Q 7]t Atractylis ovata, Thbg.,— 20, 27 A. lancea. So moku, XV, 52 :—7jt Atractylis ovata,—51, same Chinese name, A. lancea, said to be from China,—50, ft lib A. ovata, said to be from China. SlEB., Icon, ined., V : — 7|t Atractylis chinensis, DC.