Call "plantain" "pig's ear pussai"
Plantain is a common Chinese medicine grass that grows in mountains, roadsides, flower beds, riversides and other places, and there are dozens of names such as wheel grass, pig ear grass, cow ear tree, seven star grass and so on. It belongs to the cold herb and has the effect of diuretic, blind, clearing heat and expectorant.
In the Huaiqing dialect, plantain is called pig's ear pusui.
The name of such an image is probably because its leaves are wide and resemble pig ears, and the other is the annual flowering, and there are spike-like inflorescences drawn from the leaf bushes.
Ground brocade grass, also a kind of Chinese herbal medicine, often grows in the field road and between the courtyard, also known as blood grass exhaustion, blood sorrow, clematis and so on. Slender stem, purple-red in color, fine branches, oval leaves, growing on the ground. The capsules are triangular and spherical, with a smooth surface. The seeds are small, ovate and brown. Ground golden herb has the effects of clearing heat and detoxification, dampness and yellowing, activating blood and stopping bleeding, inhibiting bacteria and insects, cooling blood and so on.
In the Huaiqing dialect, the ground brocade grass is called the small worm lying egg. The reason why it is called a small insect lying egg is probably because the seeds of the ground grass are small and ovate, and this name is also appropriate.
Dragon flower, is a common plant in the wild, is also a taste of Chinese herbal medicine, the whole plant can be medicated, with heat and detoxification, stasis and swelling effect.
The oval or heart-shaped leaves of the dragon are alternate, spherical berries, and when ripe they are black-purple. Both berries and leaves are edible.
Dragon Kui, in the Huaiqing dialect has a strange name, child hammer head, why it is called so, the reason is unknown.