東南アジア生薬の生薬学的研究(第6報) : タイ国Alpinia属根茎生薬の剖見

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Thai medicines "kha-yai (Kha-luang)," "Kha-haeng (Kha)" and "Kha-ling (Kha-lek)" resemble each other with respect to medicinal uses, and are sold in the markets in Thailand without accurate distinction. From our morphological investigations on these crude drugs and on four Japanese Alpinia rhizomes, the following conclusions have been obtained; 1) "Kha-yai" and "Kha-haeng" are considered to be derived from different plants in the literature, but they have the same features and structure, and both originate from A. galanga SWARTZ. 2) "Kha-ling" is not identical with A. officinarum HANCE which is described as the original plant of "Kha-ling" in the literature, and it is presumed that "Kha-ling" is the other Alpinia rhizome. 3) There is no Japanese Alpinia rhizome identical with "Kha-ling."
日本生薬学会の論文
1976-12-20