What is Zhangjiajie Polygonum multiflorum? Authentic Hunan Zhangjiajie specialty: Zhangjiajie Polygonum multiflorum
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Basic introduction of Zhangjiajie Polygonum multiflorum
Polygonum multiflorum, also known as Polygonum multiflorum, purple wisteria, night wisteria, etc. It is a perennial twining vine plant of the Polygonum genus in the Polygonaceae family, with thick, elongated, and black brown tubers. Mountain valley shrubs, hillside forests, and crevices at the edges of ravines. Produced in southwestern Shaanxi, southern Gansu, eastern China, central China, southern China, Sichuan, Yunnan, and Guizhou. Its root can be used as medicine to calm the mind, nourish blood, activate collaterals, detoxify (intercept malaria), and eliminate carbuncles; Shouwu can nourish essence and blood, promote hair growth, strengthen muscles and bones, and nourish the liver and kidneys. It is a common precious and fine Chinese medicinal herb Dry spindle shaped or block shaped, with a reddish brown or purple brown appearance, irregular longitudinal grooves, hard texture, powdery appearance, light red or light yellow brown cross-section, surrounded by several circular shaped vascular bundles, forming a cloud brocade pattern. Polygonum multiflorum has a bitter and astringent taste, with a slight warmth The Compendium of Materia Medica records that during the Han and Wu dynasties, there was a horse liver stone that could blacken human hair, so later generations concealed the name (Polygonum multiflorum), also known as horse liver stone. During the Tang Dynasty, Li Ao wrote in his book "Biography of Polygonum multiflorum": "Polygonum multiflorum seedlings are as shiny as wood, shaped like peach leaves, with their backs tilted and solitary, all growing out of proportion. There are males and females, with females having yellow white seedlings and males having yellow red seedlings. Their growth is distant, and at night, the seedlings intertwine or disappear." The medical work "Da Ming Ben Cao" ("Ri Hua Zi Ben Cao", a work from the Five Dynasties period) records that Polygonum multiflorum was harvested for its merits when it saw vines intertwine at night, and was named after the person who collected them. "The" Kai Bao Ben Cao "(Song Dynasty) says:" Originally from Nanhe County, Shunzhou, it is found in all the southern states of Jiangnan outside the mountains. The vines are purple, the flowers are yellow and white, and the leaves are Like a yam, but not just. It must be facing each other, with roots as big as fists. There are two types: red and white, with red being male and white being female. At that time, there were records of vinegar processing Polygonum multiflorum. The specimen of Polygonum multiflorum was collected by Japanese Ohe Koko in Deli Temple, Fuxian County, Liaoning Province in July 1918 and stored in the Herbarium of Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, BeijingWhat is the history of Zhangjiajie Polygonum multiflorum