日本民間薬の生薬学的研究(第3報) : 接骨木について

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"Sekkotsuboku" or "Niwatoko" are used as diuretic in Japanese folk medicines. The origin of this plant is considered to be Sambucus sieboldiana, which is said to be corresponding to "Sekkotsuboku" of Chinese crude drugs. In China the use of "Sekkotsuboku" is some what different from that of in Japan and used as a remedy for fracture, sprain and etc. "Sekkotsuboku" on the present market in Japan are classified to two kinds in shape. To study the origin of them, we made the comparative anatomy of Sambucus sieboldiana, S. sieboldiana var. miquelii, S. nigra, Aralia elate, a counterfeit of Sekkotsuboku on the old market, and Sekkotsuboku on the present market. As the result, most of the goods on the present market are confirmed to be corresponding to Sambucus sieboliana and some goods are found to be mixing five to thirty per sent of the stems of Hydrangea panniculata SIEB. The characters of these intermal structures are as TABLE I.
日本生薬学会の論文
1970-06-20