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KMID : 0617819940040010143
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Journal of Wonkwang Oriental Medicine
1994 Volume.4 No. 1 p.143 ~ p.166
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A Herbalogical Study on the Plants of Crassulacea in Korea
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朴柱性/Park, Ju-seong
新民敎/宋昊埈/Shin, Min-Kyo/Song, Ho-Joon
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Abstract
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For the purpose of developing Korean Herbalogy with the plants of Crassulacea which grow wild and is planted in Korea, the these and writings in hirbalogy, from literature of successive generations, have been throughly investigative and the results obtained were as follows;
1. There were totaled to 9 genera and 55 species in Korea and among them medicinal plants are 5 genera, 17species. Some 31% in total but the number of species may be added because of the similiar plants.
2. According to sum of 55 species in Crassulacea family, they were classified into Sekum genera 33, Orastachys 8, Rhodiola genera 4, Bryophyllum genera 3 etc.
3. According to the oriental names which can be used for medical purpose, the medicinal plants belonging to the Crassulacea family were classified as Herba 10, Radix 4, Folium 3, Flos 1.
Thus it was noticed that Herba was the main kind.
4. According to nature of medicinal plants, they were classified into cold, cool, 6: balance, 3 ; warmth, 1.
Thus it was noticed that cold, cool is the main in nature of medicinal plants.
5. According to properties and principal curative action, they were classified into drugs to remove dramatic swelling 9 drugs for hemostatis 7, to remove toxic heat with febri fugal and detoxicant drugs 6.
From this result,
it was revealed that the plants for medical purpose in Crassulacea was 31% of the whole, in which Herba was mostly abundunt.
It is considered that many experiments and clinical apporaches must be continued to use Crassulacea plants widely.
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