「地膚子」および「〓蔚子」の生薬学的研究(第1報) : Leonurus属植物基源の商品について

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"Di-fu-zi" (地膚子) is the Chinese crude drug, used as the remedies for gonorrhea, pruritus, eye diseases, etc. In general, "Di-fu-zi" is regarded herbalogically as the fruit of Kochia scoparia (L.) SCHRADER of Chenopodiaceae. However, in Continental China, the fruits of other plants are also available on the market as "Di-fu-zi." Some samples of "Di-fu-zi" collected on the market, seem to be apparently derived from the Leonurus plant of Labiatae. On the other hand, the fruit of Leonurus sibiricus L. is considered to be another Chinese crude drug so called "Chong-wei-zi" (〓蔚子). Then, to identify the botanical origin of "Di-fu-zi" and "Chong-wei-zi" derived from the fruits of Leonurus plants, pharmacognostical studies were made. As the results, some of "Di-fu-zi" from Continental China were proved to be the mixtures of the fruits of Leonurus japonicus HOUTTUYN and L. sibiricus in the ratio 3 : 1. "Chong-wei-zi" from Korea and Taiwan were also proved to be the fruit of L. japonicus and that from Continental China to be the fruit of L. sibiricus. "Di-fu-zi" and "Chong-wei-zi" are originally different Chinese drugs, therefore the confusion of the two must be corrected.
日本生薬学会の論文
1982-03-20