Sarmentosum and belong to the same (Sedum) medicinal species of the national medical applications.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 31 Sarmentosum and belong to the same (Sedum) medicinal species of the national medical applications Abstract reported sarmentosum and belong to the same (Sedum) Application of medicinal plants of the nation involved in the case of the 23 worldwide species (including varieties, the same below), which include the Tujia ethnic minority in China, Miao, Zhuang, Yi, Yao, Korean, Tibetan, She, white, Naxi, Pumi ethnic groups there are 17 kinds of medicinal. These peoples with a variety of medicinal Qingrejiedu (anti-inflammatory), bleeding, convergence (to promote wound healing), etc. role, is widely used in a variety of inflammation, a variety of bleeding, burns, sores carbuncle carbuncle and other drug treatment, in-depth research and development promote the use of value. Keywords: sarmentosum; Sedum; national drug Abstract: Sedum sarmentosum ( “Chuipencao”) and some other species from the same genus, Sedum L., have been traditionally used as ethnomedicines in different places. This article mainly reviews their general medicinal uses of the different nationalities in China, including Tujia, Miao, Zhuang, Yi, Yao, Korean, Tibetan, She, Bai, Naxi and Pumi nationalities, and involving the 23 plant species and varieties. Most of these ethnomedicines have some obvious similar functions, such as clearing beat and toxic materials (anti - inflammatory activity), arrest of bleeding, astringency (promoting would-healing), and are traditionally used for the treatment of different types of bleeding disorders, burn and scald, carbuncle and furunculosis. Thus the author suggest that these herbal drugs should be further studied , exploited and utilized. Keywords:: Sedum sarmentosum; The genus Sedum; Ethnomedicines Sedum (Sedum) plants are annual or perennial fleshy herb, belonging to Sedum (Crassulaceae), which is about 480 kinds worldwide, mainly distributed in the northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere, Africa and