Huang-ch'i

Huangchi English thumb|Map including Huang-ch'i zh 黃岐 (Army Map Service AMS, 1954) thumb|Map including Huang-ch'i (AMS, 1954) Alternative forms en Huangchi also from _ Wade-Giles Etymology 1 From en cmn 黃岐, Wade-Giles romanization: Huang²-chʻi². Proper noun 1 en obsolete en Huangqi. en 1965 https://www.google.com/books/edition/Union_Research_Service/CQAOAQAAMAAJ Union Research Service 0049-5301 1695888 39 89 Lien-chiang (zh 連江) grew trees on the barren hill slopes along nearly 100 li of the coasts of the Huang-ch'i (zh 黃岐) peninsular. en 1969 C.S. Chen Rural People's Communes in Lien-chiang: Documents Concerning Communes in Lien-chiang County, Fukien Province, 1962-1963 https://books.google.com/books?id=UONmAAAAMAAJ w:Hoover Institution Press 1080687758 156 Commune Members Chou Chin-shui, T'ang I-mao, and Li T'ai-ch'üan made a disclosure, saying: "Last year Li Chao-fang asked us to go to Huang-ch'i to undertake a construction project. Translations Huangqi Etymology 2 From en cmn 黃芪, en cmn-wadegiles - romanization: Huang²-chʻi². Noun - 1 A Chinese medicinal herb (Astragalus membranaceus species) en 1906 Huang-Ch’i Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information https://books.google.com/books?id=YKeoc7owLoMC 1 w:Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 0366-4457 7052979 382 https://books.google.com/books?id=YKeoc7owLoMC&pg=RA1-PA382 The Chinese drug Huang-ch’i is in considerable repute all over China. en 1964 Acta Pharmaceutica BOTANICAL AND PHARMACOGNOSTICAL STUDIES OF THE CHENESE DRUG HUANG-CH'I——Ⅰ. IDENTIFICATION OF THE BOTANICAL ORIGINS AND REVIEW OF THE ANCIENT HERBALS Shiao Pei-Ken Feng Yu-Shou Cheng Ching-Yung Lou Tze-Ching Huang-ch'i is one of the famous drug frequently used in the Chinese medicine. In recent years, many substitutes and adulterants for this drug have been found in the market, and the botanic origin of the genuine drug Huang-ch'i still remains unclear both in herbals and in recent literatures. en 1997 October Journal of the American Dietetic Association A review of some herbal and related products commonly used in cancer patients Nancy Spaulding-Albright 97 10 Astragalus membranaceus (aka Huang ch'i) has been used widely for thousands of years throughout the Orient to stimulate the immune system. en 2012 Chinese Studies in History The Evolution of European Missionaries' Views on Chinese Medicine Tao Feiya 46 2 He wrote: “From distant Tibet they bring saffron and sal ammoniac; orange peel and litchis from Canton; mushrooms and huang ch'i from Mongolia; rhubarb from Szechuan, etc." en Galegeae tribe plants