Big-leaf white flower lanterns Microscopic identification.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Big-leaf white flower lanterns Microscopic identification Author: Zhu Italian-lin, Chen Qing, Peng Fei, Wei Wei, Yi Cai [Abstract] Objective To identify and further research and development of large-leafed white flowers lanterns provide reference. Methods microscopic identification method to identify large-leafed white flowers lantern research. The results of the root cortex common with Cubic stone cell. Department of bark sheath with crystal fibers. Leaf main vein vascular bundle 5 bundles, arranged in trough-shaped. Gland can be seen powder scales, glandular hairs, crystal sheath fibers, stellate hairs and so on. Conclusions The microscopic characteristics of large-leafed white flowers with a differential diagnosis of lanterns. [Keywords:] big-leaf white flower lanterns; microscopic identification Big-leaf lanterns white flowers typical of Chinese herbal medicine in Guangxi [1]. Canescens also known as Daqing, white flowers dragon boat, canescens smell jasmine, big-leaf white flowers ghost lanterns, with its sweet, light, sexual cool, with heat-clearing and detoxifying, cooling blood to stop bleeding effect. Clinical indications cold fever, Chibai dysentery, tuberculosis, hemoptysis, sore, etc. [2]. Microscopy is not yet reflected in its research reports, so this paper the following research carried out for further research and development of large-leafed white flowers lanterns and the development of relevant quality standards provide a reference. 1 Materials 2006-12 were collected from Guangxi, southern suburbs outside (wild product). The identification of Guangxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Teaching and Research Professor Cai Yi identified as Daqing canescens plants Verbenaceae Clerodendrum canescens Wall. [Clerodendrun viscosum auct.nonvent.; Cl.petasites (Lour.) acut.non Moore] of the whole plant. Motic imaging microscopy system; the reagents were analytical pure. 2 Methods and Results Using paraffin section met