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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Guizhou Equisetaceae four types of medicinal plants and other resources for research Author: Zhao Neng-Wu Zhang Jingjie Jun-Hua Zhao Pan Furnace [Abstract] Objective To Guizhou Equisetaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Lygodiaceae, Drynaria medicinal plant species and distribution of research. Way through the field visits, specimen identification and data collection, analysis and research. The results basically clarified in Guizhou Equisetaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Lygodiaceae, Drynaria medicinal plant species and distribution. Conclusion Guizhou Equisetaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Lygodiaceae, Drynaria plants of a total of 20 species, 17 kinds of medicinal plants can be used, in addition to a few kinds of things, are distributed across Guizhou Province. [Keywords:] Equisetum; Ophioglossum; Bodhisattva; Drynaria; medicinal plants; type; distribution Global Equisetaceae about 20 kinds of plants, widely distributed around the world; Ophioglossaceae about 20 kinds of plants; Lygodiaceae about 40 kinds of plants; Drynaria plants of about a hundred species of mainly distributed in the subtropical regions. In China, 10 species of plants Equisetaceae three variants, the National widespread; Ophioglossaceae 8 species; Lygodiaceae plant about 10 species; Drynaria plants of about 30 kinds, mainly distributed in the southwest. According to ‘Guizhou Fern Flora’ and the plant classification of the information recorded in Guizhou Equisetaceae five kinds of plants; Ophioglossaceae four kinds of plants; Lygodiaceae six kinds of plants; Drynaria plants of five kinds; through access to relevant medical professional literature as well as our research showed that in Guizhou Equisetaceae able to five kinds of medicinal plants; Ophioglossaceae There are four kinds of medicinal plants; Lygodiaceae There are four kinds of medicinal plants; bone medicinal plants of pieces make up there are four kinds of [1 ~ 5]. In the Guizhou Equisetaceae, Ophioglossaceae, Lygodiaceae, Drynar