Traditional Chinese Medicine/Source Of Materia Medica

Chinese Medical Terms | Single Herbs | Prescriptions | Source Of Materia Medica | Herb To Herb Interactions

Traditionally, materia medica used in Chinese medicine were sourced from plants, minerals or were animal-based. Some of these sources are given below (1):

From Abelmoschus Manihot To Azorella Cryptantha
From Babylonia Japonica To Buxus Wallichiana
From Cabucala Fasciculata To Cytisus Scoparius
From Daemonorops Draco To Dysoxylum Malabaricum
From Ecballium Elaterium To Excoecaria Cochinchinensis
From Fabiana Imbricata To Fuscoporia Obliqua
From Gaillardia Pulchella To Gypsophila Pacifica
From Halenia Corniculata To Hyssopus Officinalis
From Iberis Amara To Ixora Chinensis
From Jackiella Javanica To Justicia Simplex
From Kadsura Ananosma To Kyllinga Brevifolia
From Lablab Niger To Lytta Caraganae
From Maackia Amurensis To Myrsine Semiserrata
From Naematoloma Fasciculare To Nyssa Sylvatica
From Ochna Calodendron To Oxytropis Myriophylla
From Pachydictyon Coriaceum To Python Molurus Bivittatus
From Quassia Africana To Quisqualis Indica
From Rabdosia Adenantha To Ruta Tuberculata
From Sabal Peregrina To Syzygium Samarangense
From Tabebuia Avellanedae To Tyromyces Fissilis
From Ulex Europaeus To Uvaria Scheffleri
From Vaccaria Segetalis To Vouacapoua Macropetala
From Walsura Piscidia To Zostera Marina

(1) Ref: Zhou, Jiaju. "Encyclopedia of Traditional Chinese Medicines - Molecular Structures, Pharmacological Activities, Natural Sources and Applications". Springer, 2011. ISBN 978-3-642-16743-0

Last modified on 14 March 2013, at 08:42

Traditional Chinese Medicine/Source Of Materia Medica

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