竹葉およびタケ科植物の生薬学的研究(VIII) : アズマザサ属およびササ属のミヤコザサ節の葉の内部および表面の構造について

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As reported in the previous paper, a folk medicine "Kuma-zasa (隈笹・熊笹)" has been clarified that the botanical origin is derived mainly from the leaves of Sasa palmata (MARLIAC) NAKAI and S. senanensis (FRANCHET et SAVATIER) REHDER, and rarely from the leaves of S. yahikoensis MAKINO and S. kurilensis MAKINO et SHIBATA. In the Bambusaceous plants, the leaves of the genus Sasaella are more similar to those of the genus Sasa than the other genera in external appearance, therefore, the leaves of the former may be available on markets as "Kuma-zasa". From the results of comparative anatomical studies on the leaves of the genus Sasaella with those of the genus Sasa, both can be classified histologically by the presence or absence of silica cells over the veinlet on the upper surface. The section Crassinodi of the genus Sasa belongs to the genus Sasaella from the anatomical view of the leaves.
日本生薬学会の論文
1982-03-20