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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Chuanwu other five kinds of medicinal herbs and the relationship between the differential comparison [ABSTRACT] Chuanwu sources such as five kinds of medicinal herbs and their mutual relations and differences, to streamline its complex relationship to clarify the confusion, in order to provide reference for the correct application. [Keywords:] Chuanwu; Aconitum; Fuzi; white monkshood; Guan Shirotsuki Chuan Wu, Aconitum, monkshood, white monkshood and Kwan Shirotsuki are more commonly used traditional Chinese medicine, among them there is a more complex relationship, but also have differences. In terms of plant origin, Chuanwu, Aconitum, monkshood, Aconitum attached are derived from the Ranunculaceae plant, while the white monkshood plants from Araceae. On the medicinal parts, the Chuanwu from the mother root, monkshood from the sub-root, Aconitum, Guan Shirotsuki from the root, white monkshood from the tubers. In addition processing methods, appearance properties, active ingredients, functional indications vary. Name is also confusing, particularly around the drug used to a different, more easily lead to mix. As in most parts of the country used by the parent Chuanwu of Aconitum roots, while the province is used Chuanwu for Aconitum sub-root, but will be home Kusnezoffii medicinal roots. In order to facilitate the proper use, to clarify the confusion and clarify the relationship and differences between them, the author of the above five kinds of special herbs from different perspectives identified are shown below. 1 Chuanwu 1.1 source RANUNCULACEAE Aconitum Aconitum carmichaeli Debx.’s Mother root dry. 1.2 Identification of irregular character of the cone-shaped, slightly bent, the top often have residual stems, swollen side of the central multi-length 2 ~ 7.5cm, diameter of 1.2 ~ 2.5cm. The surface of brown or gray brown, wrinkled, and a small tumor-like lateral roots and root off after traces of the child. Quality of solid cross-