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Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases

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Common name(s)
Kou Chih; Ting Li; Tien; Ta Shih

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Use	Country/Region	Reference
Amenorrhea	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Anthrax	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Antidote	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Caries	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Cough	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Demulcent	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Deobstruent	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Dropsy	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Dysuria	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Fever	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Laxative	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.
Tinea	China	Shih-chen, Li. 1973. Chinese medinal herbs. Georgetown Press, San Francisco.