Traditional Chinese Medicine/Source Of Materia Medica

Traditionally, materia medica used in Chinese medicine were sourced from plants, minerals or were animal-based. Some of these sources are given below (1): ../From Abelmoschus Manihot To Azorella Cryptantha/ ../From Babylonia Japonica To Buxus Wallichiana/ ../From Cabucala Fasciculata To Cytisus Scoparius/ ../From Daemonorops Draco To Dysoxylum Malabaricum/ ../From Ecballium Elaterium To Excoecaria Cochinchinensis/ ../From Fabiana Imbricata To Fuscoporia Obliqua/ ../From Gaillardia Pulchella To Gypsophila Pacifica/ ../From Halenia Corniculata To Hyssopus Officinalis/ ../From Iberis Amara To Ixora Chinensis/ ../From Jackiella Javanica To Justicia Simplex/ ../From Kadsura Ananosma To Kyllinga Brevifolia/ ../From Lablab Niger To Lytta Caraganae/ ../From Maackia Amurensis To Myrsine Semiserrata/ ../From Naematoloma Fasciculare To Nyssa Sylvatica/ ../From Ochna Calodendron To Oxytropis Myriophylla/ ../From Pachydictyon Coriaceum To Python Molurus Bivittatus/ ../From Quassia Africana To Quisqualis Indica/ ../From Rabdosia Adenantha To Ruta Tuberculata/ ../From Sabal Peregrina To Syzygium Samarangense/ ../From Tabebuia Avellanedae To Tyromyces Fissilis/ ../From Ulex Europaeus To Uvaria Scheffleri/ ../From Vaccaria Segetalis To Vouacapoua Macropetala/ ../From Walsura Piscidia To Zostera Marina/ (1) Ref: Zhou, Jiaju. "Encyclopedia of Traditional Chinese Medicines - Molecular Structures, Pharmacological Activities, Natural Sources and Applications". Springer, 2011. 978-3-642-16743-0