Aliases: Clematis Fern, Black Foot Gun, Iron Lukee, Black Bone Pen, Black Fly Wing, Bear Bile.
Clematis
Family morphology: Clematis ferns of the family Anchovyidae. Perennial herb. The stem is short, erect, with narrow lanceolate tapering scales. Leaf leather, pinnate compound leaves with 2 or more forked branches; the central pinnae is the largest, linear lanceolate, 10 to 15 cm long; the small pinnae are obliquely squared oval to fan-shaped, staggered and alternate on both sides of the leaf shaft, with a short stalk of the coat, the upper and outer edges are garden-shaped, with fine serrations, and the lower edge is right-angled; the leaf shaft is dark brown, shiny, bald or slightly hairy; the petiole is clustered, the base is knotted, tough, dark brown or purple-brown shiny, and the base is scaled. The sporangia are oval-shaped, growing at the apex of the leaf veins on the upper or outer margins of the small pinnae, usually connected; the ascomycete group lid is homomorphic to the sporangium group and is formed by the serrated inversion of the leaf margin.
Oogeruki
Growing environment: It prefers to grow in wet and acidic soils in ravines.
Collection and processing: medicinal whole herbs. Wash and dry and cut into sections for later.
Sexual taste function: light cool. Clears heat and dampness, soothes muscles and vitality.
Indications: influenza fever, infectious hepatitis, dysentery, urinary stones, bruises. Dry with 1 one 4 two frying serving. Cure poison, scabs, snake wounds, fire wounds, mash the affected area, or apply water to the affected area.
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