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| - | **Achyranthes root** (JP XII, Hager) \\ | + | **Achyranthes root** (JP XII, Hager), ox-knee root \\ |
| The ancient Chines herbal "Shennung-bencau-ging" (1st-3rd century) already described the crude drug "Go-shitsu", which is employed as diuretic or tonic. It is prepared from the roots of plants of the genera Cyathula and Achyranthes and marketed under a variety of commercial names. \\ | The ancient Chines herbal "Shennung-bencau-ging" (1st-3rd century) already described the crude drug "Go-shitsu", which is employed as diuretic or tonic. It is prepared from the roots of plants of the genera Cyathula and Achyranthes and marketed under a variety of commercial names. \\ | ||
| [Hikino H, Takemoto T; Arthropod moulting hormones from plants, Achyranthes and Cyathula, Naturwissenschaften 59(1972),91-98]\\ | [Hikino H, Takemoto T; Arthropod moulting hormones from plants, Achyranthes and Cyathula, Naturwissenschaften 59(1972),91-98]\\ | ||
| Definition. JPXII describes "Achyranthes Root" as the dried root of Achyranthes fauriei or Achyranthes bidentata.\\ | Definition. JPXII describes "Achyranthes Root" as the dried root of Achyranthes fauriei or Achyranthes bidentata.\\ | ||
| Description. The roots is externally greyish-yellow to yellow-brown, with numerous longitudinal wrinkles and slight odor. The surface of fractured root is flat, with greyish-white to light brown on the outer parts and yellow-white center. The taste is slightly sweet, mucilaginous. \\ | Description. The roots is externally greyish-yellow to yellow-brown, with numerous longitudinal wrinkles and slight odor. The surface of fractured root is flat, with greyish-white to light brown on the outer parts and yellow-white center. The taste is slightly sweet, mucilaginous. \\ | ||
| - | Constituents. Polar extracts (eg. methanol) of Achyranthes bidentata roots produced the phytoecdysones beta-ecdysone and inokosterone. \\ | + | Constituents. Polar extracts (eg. methanol) of Achyranthes bidentata roots produced the phytoecdysones [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20-Hydroxyecdysone|beta-ecdysone]] and [[http://www.chemblink.com/products/15130-85-5.htm|inokosterone]]. \\ |
| [Takemoto T, et al.; Yakugaku Zasshi 88(1968), 1293] \\ | [Takemoto T, et al.; Yakugaku Zasshi 88(1968), 1293] \\ | ||
| Achyranthes fauriei roots contained beta-ecdysone, epiecdysterone, inokosterone and rubrosterone. [Hikino H, Takemoto T; see cit. above] \\ | Achyranthes fauriei roots contained beta-ecdysone, epiecdysterone, inokosterone and rubrosterone. [Hikino H, Takemoto T; see cit. above] \\ | ||
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