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Goat leaf buckwheat belongs to the number of plants of the family called umbrella, in Latin the name of this plant will sound as follows: Bupleurum scorzonerifolium Willd. As for the name of the family of goat-leaved buckwheat itself, in Latin it will be like this: Apiaceae Lindl.
Description of goat foliage
Bupleurum goat is a perennial herb, the height of which can fluctuate between fifteen and seventy centimeters. The plant can be endowed with both single and very few stems, which will be branched in their upper part. All leaves of goat leaf follicle are whole and whole-edged, they are endowed with arcuate venation. At the same time, the basal and lower stem leaves of this plant can be from linear to lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate, such leaves are endowed with long petioles, and upward along the stem they will decrease, turning into sessile.
Inflorescences look like numerous umbrellas, endowed with thin and slightly arcuate curved rays, they can be either with or without a wrapper: the wrapper will consist of one to five unequal leaves. The leaves of the envelope are five to six, in shape they can be oval or linear-lanceolate, they are pointed, they can be either pressed to the rays of the umbrella, or almost equal to them. It is noteworthy that the teeth of the calyx are invisible. The petals will be yellow in color, their top is very much curved inward. The fruits are slightly compressed from the sides, they can be either ovoid or oblong in shape, their length will be about two to three millimeters.
This plant has become widespread in Altai in Western Siberia, as well as in the Far East in the Amur region, in addition, the goat-leaved buckwheat can also be found in the following regions of Eastern Siberia: in the Daursky region and Angaro Sayan. For growth, this plant prefers dry oak and pine-oak forests, as well as rocks, stony steppe slopes and steppe meadows.
Description of the medicinal properties of goat leaf bulge
For medicinal purposes, it is recommended to use the roots, fruits, and herbs of this plant. It should be noted that this plant is one of those components that are most often found in the most complex recipes for traditional medicine in Southeast Asia. Actually, this plant is used as a tonic and tonic.
As for Chinese and Korean medicine, here a decoction and infusion of the roots of goat leafweed is used as an antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, diaphoretic and diuretic. In addition, such a remedy is also recommended for hepatitis, infectious diseases, flatulence, cholecystitis, dizziness, headache and impotence. Among other things, this plant is also used externally for itchy and pustular dermatoses, as well as for eye diseases. It should be noted that the use of such a remedy is also contraindicated for cholelithiasis.
Preparations from the roots of goat leafweed have an antipyretic effect, and the extract of this plant itself will have an antitumor effect. A decoction and infusion of the roots of this plant in Tibetan medicine is used for various diseases of the liver, heart and kidneys as an antifebrile and choleretic agent. As for the herb powder, it can be used as a wound healing agent for felon and purulent wounds. Actually, clinical trials have proven that a decoction of the herb of goat leafweed is characterized by a choleretic effect, as well as the ability to enhance the secretory function of the stomach and pancreas.
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