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Objective:To investigate the medicinal plant resources in Saertu District, Heilongjiang Province so as to provide scientific foundation for the protection rational development and utilization of wild medicinal plant resources in this region.Methods:According to the technical specification requirements of the fourth national census of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) resources, the wild medicinal plant resources in Saertu area were analyzed.Results:A total of 36 samples were completed, in this survey among which contains a total of 166 species of wild medicinal plant resources, belonging to 118 genera of 45 families, including 37 species of key medicinal materials.Conclusion:The TCM resource in Saertu is relatively scarce, and the species and resource distribution of TCM in this region have been basically found out, which can provide reliable information for the establishment of TCM resource protection zones in Saertu and expanded to the entire province.
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Objective:To understand the reserves of wild resources and artificial cultivation of Curcuma aromatica Salisb. in Guangxi, so as to provide basis for the conservation, rational development and utilization of germplasm resources of Curcuma aromatica Salisb. in Guangxi. Methods:By using literature retrieval and field investigation methods to analyze of geographic distribution, growing environment and community of Curcuma aromatica Salisb. in Guangxi. Results:Wild Curcuma aromatica Salisb. has strong adaptability and is growing in limestone mountains, earthen hills and plains. It usually grows at the foot of mountains or the edge of gullies or on the farmland or along the roads. It has a strong adaptability to altitude, soil type. The habitat of wild Curcuma aromatica Salisb. has been destroyed by human reclamation. Conclusion:The geographical distribution, growing environment and community of wild resources of Curcuma aromatica Salisb. in Guangxi were known, which provids the reference for the conservation, development and utilization of Curcuma aromatica Salisb.
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This paper summarizes the current situation and problems of the research on the theory of "Taibai Seven Medicines" through literature summary and surveys. Although the "Four Beams and Eight Pillars" theory of compounding has a long history, the current research progress of "Taibai Seven Medicines" is mostly focused on plant resources. There lacks researches on the theory of compounding, or development of compounding and large varieties based on "Taibai Seven Medicines". We call for the inheritance and protection of folk experience, and hope that the "Four Beams and Eight Pillars" theory can guide the application and development of the seven Taibai medicines. Therefore, increasing the research on the theory and teaching in undergraduate courses formulary in Chinese medicine are necessary in our province.
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This paper collects information on the species resources of medicinal plants in Laos through various methods such as literature collation and analysis, sample line survey, visits and surveys, and initially obtains the medicinal plant resources in Laos, the use of folk herbs, and traditional medicine knowledge archives. It is found that Laos is rich with wild medicinal plant resources. There are 2 165 species (including varieties) belonging to 1 014 genera of 214 families, including 57 species belonging to 40 genera of 29 families of ferns, 32 species belonging to 17 genera of 8 families of gymnosperms, and 2 076 species belonging to 957 genera of 177 families of angiosperms. And, there are 108 kinds of medicinal materials currently circulatingin the market. Herbal resources is widely used in Laos, and many fresh herbs in the market have the special effects of relieving cough and promoting salivation, eliminating dampness, dispelling summer heat, nourishing yin and cooling blood.The medicinal materials for alleviating rheumatism and strengthening waist and knees in the market are with good prospects for development and utilization, so the development and management should be strengthened. China and Laos can conduct in-depth research and strengthen experience exchanges on traditional medicine experience.
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Objective:To study the resources and medicinal use of Tibetan medicine Codonopsis canescens，analyze its suitable habitat，and protect its wild resources，in order to provide an important reference basis for further rational development and utilization. Method:Combined investigation methods of literature textual research，visiting investigation and on-the-spot investigation were adopted. Result:In this paper，we investigated the resources and medicinal use of C. canescens in 27 cities and counties of Sichuan，Qinghai and Tibet. Compared with historical records of C. canescens，the results showed that there was no obvious change in the distribution range，and the distribution was uneven in different places. Ganzi Prefecture， Sichuan， boasts rich resources； in particular， Luhuo county has as high as 90-120 plants/100 m2， it is estimated that the reserves per unit area of root C. canescens in this area were 3 445.32 g·m-2，which totaled 1 279.18 ton（1 ton=1 000 kg）. In history，the root is the main medicinal part. However， in recent years，in order to protect resources，the aboveground part is frequently used. The clinical efficacy of Tibetan medicine is mainly to tonify Qi and activate blood circulation. It can be combined with other drugs to treat rheumatism，sores，furuncle，carbuncle and other diseases. However，the plants of Codonopsis are mixed with C. canescens in each Tibetan area，and the mixed varieties are determined according to the growing varieties of the same genus in this area. Conclusion:The reserves of wild resources of C. canescens are decreasing with the increase of clinical use and market demand of Tibetan medicine. There is serious mixture of Codonopsis plants in Tibetan areas. It is suggested paying attention to resource protection，carrying out artificial planting，establishing the standard for the medicinal use of Tibetan medicine，and promote rational and sustainable utilization of resources.
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Objective To investigate the history, current situation and ecological environment of Chongqing wild and cultivated Fritillaria taipaiensis resources; To provide references for protection and industrial development of Fritillaria taipaiensis resources. Methods Data query, on-the-spot investigation and follow-up survey were used in the study. Results Chongqing Fritillaria taipaiensis was in the medical records since 1843. Now 5 counties have wild Fritillaria taipaiensis resources and 6 districts have cultivated Fritillaria taipaiensis resources, with 6 typical ecological types. Conclusion Chongqing wild Fritillaria taipaiensis resources are wide distributed and with long history of medical usage. Chongqing is the original producing area of Fritillaria taipaiensis, which has been destroyed by human factors. Fritillaria taipaiensis resources in several districts have become extinct, however, the cultivated Fritillaria taipaiensis resources is developing rapidly.
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During the fourth national survey of Chinese material medica resources inventory, 9 species of medical plants in Huangshan area of Anhui Province were newly recorded, including Microlepia calvescens, Dryopteris hangchowensis, Fatoua pilosa, Girardinia chingiana, Lecanthus peduncularis, Galium kamtschaticum, Carpesium minus,Cirsium racemiforme, Globba racemosa, which belong to seven families and nine genera. Among these, 3 genera (Girardinia, Lecanthus, Globba) are new geographical distribution in Anhui Province. All of voucher specimens are preserved in ACM. These discoveries enrich the content of flora in Anhui and provide fundamental materials for studying the plants of Anhui.
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The development and utilization of herbal medicinal resourses in south China were reviewed from the following aspects: (1) resources investigation; (2) introduction of South China herbal medicine (SCHM) to North China; (3) culture technology of green herbal medicine; (4) building of the base of good agriculture practice; (5) species study and quality evaluation of SCHM, and (6) product development of SCHM. It is concluded that the research on development and utilization of SCHM contributes a lot to reducing SCHM import, saving foreign exchange and ensuring the safety, effect, output stability and quality control in the production of medicinal material.
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OBJECTIVE Making knowledge of the marine medication animal species distribution and the resource situation in Zhoushan sea area. METHODS According the experiment explored, the marine animal specimen collected, checked, corrected. RESULTS There were about 103 species marine animal for medicating, included 4 species of Coelenterata, 3 species of Annelida, 14 species of Arthropoda, 21 species of Mollusca, 55 species of Vertebrata, 6 species of Echinodermate . CONCLUSIONS The reliable base of protecting ecological environment of marine organisms and exploiting resources of marine medicinal animals rationally were founded.
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Object To gain a clear idea on the resources of medicinal plants of Cynanchum L (Asclepiadaceae) in Gansu Province Methods Field investigation, specimen collection, taxonomic study and literature retrieval were carried out Results The distribution, ecological environment and medicinal parts of 18 species and 1 variety of 6 sections, including 17 medicinal plants, 2 Gansu newly recorded species have been clarified Conclusion The investigation may prove to be useful for the utility and further study of Cynanchum L in Gansu Province
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Object To survey the worldwide medicinal plant resources of Illicium L Methods On the basis of herbarium, we studied on more than 10 000 speciemens of Illicium L from 121 Herbaria in 18 countries and the reviewed literature Results Fifteen species in Illicium L in the world belong to the medicinal plants, and they distribute in China, India, Burma and Vietnam In addition, the province scale distribution, habitat preference, and medicinal value are provided for each of the 15 medicinal plants Conclusion The medicinal plant resources of Illicium L from China are the most abundant in the world, and should be rationally exploited and widely utilized