Distribution abroad: Malaysia, Bhutan, Myanmar and Vietnam. Naming source: Flora of Hainan.
Flora of China: 6 (2): 2 19
Habitat: most of them are born under forests, tree trunks or rocks beside valleys on hillsides at an altitude of 200- 1800 meters ... on rocks under forests, on old walls or on tree trunks.
Breeding mode: spores
Habits: Most of them are born under forests, on tree trunks or on rocks beside valleys at an altitude of 200- 1800 meters ... They like warm, humid and semi-cloudy environments, and are afraid of strong light and cold, so they are fertile. I need fertile soil and good drainage sulfur pine.
Source: Pteris jiangnanensis, a Polypodiaceae plant, whose whole grass and rhizome are used as medicine.
Picking and storage: it can be harvested, washed and rarely used or dried in all seasons.
Taste: sweet, light, slightly bitter and cool.
Meridian tropism: meridian tropism liver; Spleen; Heart; Lung meridian
Administration and dosage: oral decoction,15-30g; Or mashed juice is externally applied to the affected part. Use with caution for those with deficiency cold.
Medicinal functions: clearing heat and promoting diuresis; Cooling blood and detoxifying. Nephritis and furuncle
Indications: influenza, asthma, bronchitis, jaundice, convulsion, tuberculosis, cough, rheumatoid arthritis, stranguria, urinary calculi, dysentery, leucorrhea, snake bite, nameless swelling, furuncle, carbuncle, traumatic hemorrhage and hot shower; Poor urination; Under the red and white belt; Dysentery; Cough up blood; Bleeding; Hemorrhoid bleeding; Tuberculosis scrofula; Carbuncle swelling and sore poison; Snakebite; Rheumatalgia; Fall and fracture.
Excerpt: National Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicine.