In today's society, health preservation seems to be an eternal topic. Nowadays, many people like to use some Chinese medicinal materials to regulate their bodies, because these medicinal materials are natural and pollution-free. Here we would like to introduce to you the medicinal material short-spiked rabbit ear grass. 【English name】 Shortspike Lagotis [Source] Medicinal material source: the whole herb of Scrophulariaceae. [Original form] Perennial dwarf herb, 4-8cm tall. The whole plant is hairless. Usually has creeping stems, rhizomes are short, not exceeding 2 cm. The roots are numerous, clustered, linear, endoplasmic, and up to 10 cm long. The outside of the root neck is wrapped in a brown fibrous sheath formed by the remnants of old petioles. All leaves are basal and rosette-shaped; petiole is 1-5cm, flat, wide and tapering at the bottom; leaf blade is broadly linear to lanceolate, 2-7cm long, gradually pointed at the apex, gradually narrowing to a petiole at the base, and entire. There are several peduncles, which are slender, procumbent or erect, and not higher than the leaves; the spike inflorescence is only 1 cm long, with dense flowers; the calyx is spathe-shaped, split into 1-3 places at the apex, smaller than the bracts; the corolla is white or slightly pink or purple, 5-6 mm long, with the tube and eaves of equal length, the upper lip is entire, ovate-oblong, the lower lip, and the anthers are kidney-shaped; the style extends out of the corolla, and the stigma is dot-shaped. The capsule is oval, large and slightly concave at the tip, red, smooth and hairless. Flowering and fruiting period is from May to August. [Habitat distribution] Ecological environment: Grown in high mountains at an altitude of 3200-4500m, grasslands, river beaches, and sandy grasslands by lakes. 【Properties】 Identification by properties: This product is a wrinkled and shrunken herb. There are many fibrous roots, which are light yellow, brittle and easy to break. The stem is thin, purple-red and has nodes. The leaves are basal, wrinkled, and when flattened, they are oblong-lanceolate, 4-6cm long, about 1cm wide, and light green to yellow-green. The inflorescence is spike-shaped, kidney-dense, and ovate; the peduncle of the inflorescence is about 2 cm long, and the flowers are small, blue-purple, and two-lipped. Capsules are occasionally seen. It has a faint smell and a slightly bitter taste. 【Nature and flavor】 Bitter; Cool 【Entry into Meridians】 Enters the lung and liver meridians 【Functions and indications】 Clears the lungs and relieves cough; lowers blood pressure and regulates menstruation. Mainly used for lung heat cough; hypertension; irregular menstruation [Usage and Dosage] For oral use: decoction, 10-15g. [Discussions by various scholars] "Xinhua Compendium of Materia Medica": The whole herb: used for hypertension, pneumonia, etc. 【Excerpt】 Chinese Materia Medica After reading the above article, I believe everyone has basically understood the effects and functions of short-spiked rabbit ear grass, right? The medicinal value of short-spiked rabbit's ear grass is extremely high, but it is not suitable for everyone. You should judge based on your own actual situation. I hope everyone will pay attention to this. |
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