韓国産生薬の研究(第5報) : 漢薬「秦〓」について

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The Chinese crude drug "Qin-jiao (秦〓)," in Chinese, has been used to cure headache, rheumatis, dysuria, fever, etc. In Korea, the same crude drug is called "Jin Beom" or "Mang Sa Cho," and has been used as a Korean folk medicine having the same effects as those in China. The botanical origin of the "Qin-jiao" in the present markets is rather complicated. "Qin-jiao" from China is regarded as the underground portion of Gentiana macrophylla PALL. of Gentianaceae. Higashi reported that the botanical origin of the drug from Manchuria (満州) was Aconitum albo-violaceum KOM. var. purpurascens NAKAI of Ranunculaceae, and Konoshima reported that from Inner Mongolia (内蒙古) was Gentiana decumbens L. Besides the plant origin of "Qin-jiao" from Korea has been considered to be Aconitum species. To clarify the botanical origin of "Qin-jiao" from Korea, comparative anatomical studies were made on the underground portion of three Aconitum species growing in Korea. To the result of this study, it was clarified that "Qin-jiao" from Korea was the underground part of Aconitum loczyanum R. RAYMUND and A. longecassidatum NAKAI.
日本生薬学会の論文
1986-06-20