Aconitum属植物の生薬学的研究.1 : 中国産附子・鳥頭類について(キンポウゲ科植物の生薬学的研究,第3報)

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Chinese drugs Fu-zu (附子), Wu-tou (烏頭), Tian-hyug (天雄), Ce-zi (側子) , etc. are originated from the tuber of Aconites. They are already described in Shen-nung-ben-cau-ging (神農本草経) and one of the oldest and most important drugs in the oriental medicine. Fu-zi (附子) has been cultivated in Zhang-ming (彰明) and Giang-jou (江油), Prefecture of Si-chuan (四川) province from Sang (宋) or earlier dynasty, and its producing place is not changed up to present. As merchandises, there are several kinds of tubers such as Gua-pian (掛片), Shan-hei-pian (順黒片), Hei-fu-pian (黒附片), Bai-fu-pian (白附片), Jan-fu-zi (塩附子), Da-fu-zi (大附子), Chuan-wu-tou (川烏頭), etc. It is said that they are originated from various preparation processes or the difference between mother tubers and daughter ones, and that their origin is the one and same plant. Aconitum Fischeri REICHB., A. chinense SIEB. (ex PAXTON or ex SIEBOLD et ZUCCARINI) or others are said to be the original plant. From the studies of the interior structures of tubers and their distribution; it was clearified that these are originated from Aconitum Carmichaeli DEBX., Aconitum spp. produced in Si-chuan (四川) except A. Carmichaeli DEBX, are mioed, though in small quantity.
日本生薬学会の論文
1960-12-28