The idiom of Bletilla striata is: waste wax. 2: Pinyin is, báijī. 3: The structure is white (single structure) and black (upper and lower structure). 4. The phonetic notation is "ㄅㄞㄐ". "
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See Bai Ji.
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1. See Bai Ji.
Third, the national language dictionary.
Plant name. Perennial herb of Bletilla in Orchidaceae. Leaves self-rooted, broadly lanceolate, with parallel veins. Perianth is irregular, white or reddish purple, and there are capsules after flowering. Generally used for ornamental, bulb medicine or paste. Also known as "Bletilla striata". French orchidéejacin
Bletilla striata poems
The stream wall is overcast with bletilla flowers and wild flowers are blooming with bletilla.
About Bletilla striata
White eyes eat for nothing, white eyebrows eat for nothing, white wax eats with white eyes, Ming Jing daydreams, white flowers and yellow flowers, and Ding Bai people waste their bones and white wax is black and clear.
Sentences about Bletilla striata
1, diusim's story is lying in a big bathtub inlaid by lantian jade. Pan Erqiao made honey cream with Gan Song, Rhizoma Kaempferiae, Rhizoma Bletillae, Radix Angelicae Dahuricae, Radix Saposhnikoviae, Bombyx Batryticatus, Rhizoma Typhonii, Trichosanthis Radix and other powders, and spread it evenly on the story of Diusim.
2. Bletilla striata is wandering in our country, and the residents are deeply disturbed.
3. Adding albumin, gelatin or Arabic gum into the above bletilla gum.
4. Hemostatic drugs commonly used in clinic, such as notoginseng, lotus root charcoal, bletilla striata, agrimony, liliine, madder charcoal, cattail pollen charcoal, Cirsium japonicum, etc. Most of them have the effect of shortening coagulation time.
5. The invention belongs to the field of cosmetics, and discloses paeonol bletilla polysaccharide inclusion compound, its preparation method and application.
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