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生姜


Name (CN) 生姜 (Shēng jiāng)
Synonyms (CN) 姜根、百辣云、勾装指、因地辛、炎凉小子、鲜生姜、蜜炙姜、姜
Name (EN) Ginger, Fresh Ginger, Zingiber Officinale, Fresh Common Ginger, Raw Ginger
Scientific name(s) Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens
Used section Rootstock
Taste Spicy
Channel Tropism Induce in the lung, spleen and stomach meridians.
Cold/Hot properties Slightly Warm
Group Plant [Vegetables And Products]

Origin The fresh rhizome of the ginger plant Zingiber officinale Rosc.
Function and treatment Dispersing cold from the surface, warming and stopping vomiting, resolving phlegm and relieving cough. Used for cold and wind, cold stomach and vomiting, cough with cold phlegm.
Origin and best harvesting period It is produced in most parts of the country. The rhizomes are harvested between autumn and winter solstice, the leaves, roots and soil are removed and then stored in a shaded and humid place or buried in sand.

Related compounds


No. Name(s)
COMP-001071 2-octanol
COMP-001073 ash
COMP-001074 calcium
COMP-001075 chromium
COMP-001076 magnesium
COMP-001078 potassium
COMP-001079 sodium
COMP-001081 borane
COMP-001082 cobalt
COMP-001083 copper
COMP-001084 17alpha-ethynylestradiol
COMP-001085 germanium
COMP-001086 manganese
COMP-001087 salicylates
COMP-001089 sugars
COMP-001090 stannane
COMP-001091 zinc
COMP-001092 fluorine
COMP-001093 gadoleic acid
COMP-001095 calamenene
COMP-001099 d-selinene
COMP-001102 shikimic acid; shikimate
COMP-001103 hexadecenoic acid
COMP-001104 decan-1-al
COMP-001105 heptadecanoic acid; daturic acid; margaric acid
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