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Noms latins : Panax ginseng, synonyme Panax pseudo-ginseng Nom français :ginseng Nom anglais :American ginseng |
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source : www.fito.nnov.ru |
catégorie : vivace, herbacée. Source :http://nature.jardin.free.fr |
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Localisation Origine |
origine : Nord-est de la Chine (Mandchourie) et de Corée. |
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Propriétés Utilisations
photo : www.herbs.org/ greenpapers/ginseng.htm. |
Ce sont les racines tubéreuses d'un blanc jaunâtre qui sont
utilisées pour la fabrication de médicaments. Fait partie de la médecine
chinoise traditionnelle depuis plus de 5.000 années, pour ces vertus:
aphrodisiaque et tonique. Utilisée pour améliorer la vitalité mentale et
physique des personnes âgées, retardant la sénescence. Source : http://nature.jardin.free.fr |
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De même famille |
famille : Araliaceae Genre : panax -Panax japonicus et Panax japonicus var bipinnatifidus
-panax
quinquefolium-voir dossier |
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