<資料・研究ノート>東南アジアにおける生薬の比較研究第XII報 : ジョクジャカルタのJamu(1)

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この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。Indonesian drug (jamu) materials of "traditional Javanese" type were collected from three shops in Yogyakarta, YJS in 1974,and YJJ and YJM in 1978. Sixty-one materials were obtained from YJS, and whose owner was a half-blooded Javanese-Chinese, and 66 and 55 from YJJ and YJM. The owner of YJJ was an old woman who spoke only Javanese. YJM was located in a food market and was owned by a Javanese who could speak Indonesian. Jamu samples comprised mainly plant materials, together with one animal, a kind of coral, and three minerals. Plant materials were divided into ten groups, namely wood-trunk, bark, rhizome, root, leaf, flower, fruit, seed, herb and others. This article deals with about a half of the plant materials, namely 43 kinds in the groups from wood-trunk to flower. Their botanical origins were identified, and the vernacular names cited in the literature are presented.
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