Gynura bicolor is a perennial herb, belonging to dicotyledonous plants, Umbelliferae, Umbelliferae and Alternanthera. The whole plant can be used as medicine and feed for livestock. Lung muscle grass is also known as blood-dispersing grass, lung meridian grass, fairy grass, blood-dispersing grass, umbilical wind grass, red-backed grass, blood meridian grass and so on. In addition, different regions have different names. For example, Anhui is called goose foot grass, and Guangdong is called wild celery.
What does lung muscle grass look like?
Gynura bicolor is a dwarf herb with a plant height of 13-30cm. Its stem is erect and thin, with several branches. Its leaves are almost pentagonal and its flowers are white, pink and light blue. The fruiting period is from April to 1 1.
Where does lung muscle grass grow?
Artemisia argyi likes to grow in a warm and humid environment. It is common in hillsides, valleys, forests, streams and other places at an altitude of 500-2000 meters, and likes wet sand.
Efficacy and function of lung muscle grass
The whole plant, Euonymus japonicus, can be used as medicine. Sweet and warm, it has the effects of expelling wind and promoting blood circulation, regulating menstruation and resolving phlegm, and relieving cough. It has certain curative effect on irregular menstruation, traumatic bleeding, cough, asthma and other symptoms.