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Contact name:Winston Tang
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Euscaphis japonica its root and seeds could be used as herb,root has the function to treat childbed fever,injury and fracture; seed has the function to treat painful & swollen of testis,descensus uteri
Basic info:
| English name | Euscaphis japonica fruit or root |
| Chinese name | ye ya chun |
| Source | Euscaphis fukiensis Hsu.Ye ya chun/Euscaphis japonica (Thunb.) Dippel |
| Part use in TCM | root,fruit |
| Herb property | bitter little;nature of warm |
| Act on Channel | n/a |
| Function | dispel wind,stop pains,remove dampness |
| Dosage | 3-15g |
| Storage | In cool,dry and sealed places or container |
| Taboo | no |
Why choose us:
Genuine regional drug from the most suitable places for its growing.
Roots/fruits were collected & dried recently.
New crops without worm holes,without mould
No sulphur,No additives,100% natural herb
Different sizes are available
Soon response on your needs or complains
Focus on long-term cooperation
Best price & quality to customers
Small quantity is acceptable and large quantity welcome
Many payment methods for your choosing
Perfect package to ensure you receive the goods in good condition
Very fast delivery by courier,or by Sea,by Air,by Land
Classic prescription:
Prescription name:n/a
Herbs used in the prescription:Adiantumcapillus-veneris L 30g; Lysimachia christiniae 30g; Nepeta glechoma Benth. 30g ; hydrocotyle sibthorpioides lam 30g ;Euscaphis japonica seed 30g
Mainly treat for:urinary stone
Plant Description:
| Euscaphis japonica (Thunberg) Kanitz ye ya chun | ||
Sambucus japonica Thunberg in Murray, Syst. Veg., ed. 14, 295. 1784; Euodia chaffanjonii H. Léveillé;Euscaphis chinensis Gagnepain; E. fukienensis Hsu; E. japonica var. jianningensis Q. J. Wang; E. japonica var.pubescens P. L. Chiu & G. R. Zhong; E. japonica var. ternata Rehder; E. konishii Hayata; E. staphyleoidesSiebold & Zuccarini; E. tonkinensis Gagnepain.
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Small deciduous trees or shrubs, (2-)3-6(-8) m tall; bark grayish brown, striped. Twigs and buds dark purple. Branches glabrescent. Leaves with pale green rachis, (8-)12-32 cm; stipule linear, pilose, base broad, tapering to tip; leaflets 5-9, rarely 3-11, with unpleasant odor when crushed; petiolule 1-2 mm, glabrescent; leaflet blades elliptic to oblong-ovate or sometimes oblong-lanceolate, rarely ovate, 4-6(-9) × 2-3(-4) cm, papery, glabrous or pilose along veins, adaxially green, abaxially pale, main vein impressed adaxially and prominent abaxially, lateral veins 8-11, conspicuous on both surfaces, base broadly cuneate to rounded, margin sparsely serrulate with glandular teeth, apex acuminate. Inflorescence a terminal panicle, up to 21 cm. Flower small, yellowish white, 4-5 mm in diam.; pedicel ca. 2 mm. Sepals oval, ca. 2 mm, base united, margin ciliate, apex obtuse. Petals yellowish green, obovate, slightly longer than sepals. Stamens shorter than petals; anthers oval. Ovary ovoid; carpels 3, free or base slightly united. Follicle 1-2 cm, 1-3-locular; pericarp softly leathery, red-brown with irregular ribs. Seeds shining black, subglobose, ca. 5 mm in diam.; arils fleshy. Fl. Apr-Jun, fr. Aug-Nov.
Mountain valleys, open forests. Most provinces in China except NW regions, especially in areas S of the Chang Jiang to Hainan [Japan, Korea, Vietnam].
This species is grown as an ornamental. The wood is used for making furniture, oil from the seeds is used for making soap, and tannin is extracted from the bark. The roots and dry fruits are used medicinally. | ||
