Wild golden thread lotus pictures

Wild golden thread vine is divided into natural wild golden thread vine, artificially cultivated golden thread vine, and bottle seedling golden thread vine. It originated in Taitung, Qingdao, Taiwan, and was later discovered in Nanjing, Fujian Province. It was then used as a reference point for harvesting in neighboring counties and districts. The wild golden thread vine in Fujian Province is basically extinct after excessive harvesting, and can only be seen sporadically in the mountains. In 1990, Fujian golden thread vine was listed as an endangered rare medicinal plant for comprehensive protection.

Natural golden thread lotus effect

There are many types of wild golden thread vine, and the effects of natural golden thread vine from each origin are slightly different. The real effective wild golden thread vine authority has evaluated the ingredients of more than 20 types of golden thread vine and found that only a few have obvious health benefits, and the health benefits of other types are very low. The ones with strong health care components are mainly Fujian varieties, Guangdong varieties, and Guangxi varieties near Liuzhou and Guilin.

Especially the knowledge about wild golden thread vine dried goods, because it has been dried and it is difficult to tell which species it is. Since it has been highly recommended by many customers, I will explain it with photos, hoping it will be helpful to customers. The water color of effective wild golden thread lotus is dark red, dark in color, slightly sweet in taste, and relatively resistant to soaking. The water of the ineffective wild golden thread vine is light yellow in color, slightly astringent in taste, and not resistant to foaming.

Natural and cultivated golden thread vine

Because the reserves of wild golden thread vine in nature are already very scarce, in 1990 it was listed as an endangered medicinal plant by the Fujian Provincial Committee, the main production area of ​​this Chinese medicinal material. Wild golden thread vine can only grow in sparsely populated areas in the original green mountains, where it requires a unique natural cycle climate and a proper combination of sunlight and rain.

It is an extremely rare natural local specialty and cannot be planted artificially. The survival rate of wild golden thread vine after being picked and planted is zero. It can only survive for about a month before the roots begin to rot. The effects of cultivated golden thread vine on the market cannot be compared with those of wild golden thread vine, so it has extraordinary value and is a special imperial product for royal courts of all generations. It is now a high-end soup ingredient in hotels, restaurants and many homes.

Ingredients

The sugar content is 5.60%~6.20%, the total carbohydrate content is 3.48%~3.95%, the flavonoid content is 0.55%~0.82%, and the total flavonoid content is 0.062%~0.098%. The sugar content increases with the increase of altitude, and the difference is obvious. The sugar content of golden thread vine grown at 730 and 840 m above sea level is compared with that grown at 420 and 530 m above sea level, reaching a very obvious or significant difference.

The total carbohydrate content tends to increase with the increase of altitude, but the difference is not obvious; the flavonoids and total flavonoids content increase with the increase of altitude at an altitude of 420-730 m. The flavonoids and total flavonoids content of Anoectochilus roxburghii at altitudes of 730 and 840 m are significantly different from those at altitudes of 420 and 530 m.

There were significant differences in sugar content, flavonoids, and flavonoid composition between altitudes above 650 m and below 650 m, but no significant differences in composition between the three altitudes above 650 m.

Characteristics of Chinese medicinal materials

The dry wolf grass is wrinkled and curled in an irregular shape. The underground stem is cylindrical, mostly bent, 1-5 cm long, dark brown on the surface, with obvious stem nodes, 2-4 leaves clustered below, the leaves are symbiotic, mostly curled and detailed, and develop into a broad ovate shape. The surface is black-brown, dark red below, some petioles are dark purple, the tip of the leaf stem is sheath-like and clasping the stem, a few racemes are terminal, the flowers are dark brown, and the siliques are rare and rectangular and circular, with a unique fragrance and light taste.