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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 From Guizhou Athyriaceae the types and distribution of medicinal plants research Author: Zhao Neng-Wu, Zhang Jingjie, Jun-Hua Zhao, Pan Furnace [Abstract] Through field visits, specimen identification and data collection, analysis and research, right from Guizhou Athyriaceae the types and distribution of medicinal plants research. Basically clarified from Guizhou Athyriaceae medicinal plant species and distribution. Guizhou Athyriaceae a total of 100 species of plants can be used as medicinal plants, 24 kinds, in addition to a few kinds of things, are distributed across Guizhou Province. [Keywords:] Athyrium; medicinal plants; type; distribution Athyriaceae are about 560 kinds of plants in the world, mainly in tropical and subtropical mountains; in China, Athyriaceae now know that there are more than 400 species, mainly distributed in the southwest. According to ‘Guizhou Fern Flora’ and the plant classification of the information recorded in Guizhou Athyriaceae 100 species of plants; by consulting the relevant professional literature, as well as medical research, the results show that there are medicinal plants of 24 species [1 ~ 6]. A fern Athyrium Department of Athyriaceae Plants Athyrium Fern Athyrium delavayi Christ of the whole plant. Born in 800 ~ 1 620 m above sea level of the wet forest, forest edge. Found in Chishui practiced water, Songtao, Ray Hill and other places. Of cool, slightly bitter taste. With a heat-clearing and detoxifying, cooling blood, stop bleeding, anti-inflammatory effect; attending fire and water scald, Hyperactivity cough. 2 Yangtze River Athyrium Pak-chi, also known as the earth, mountain cypress, the Department of the Yangtze River Plant Athyriaceae Athyrium Athyrium iseanum Rosenst. Of the whole plant. Born in 800 ~ 2 200 m above sea level of the wet forest, stream. Are distributed across Guizhou. Of cold, sweet. With a heat-clearing and detoxifying, cooling blood to stop bleeding effect; atte