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Biblio |
Nom latin :panax quinquefolius Nom français :ginseng, ginseng
d’Amérique Nom anglais :ginseng |
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Le ginseng à cinq folioles est une herbacée vivace à longue vie qui mesure de 20 à 70 cm de hauteur. La racine de cette plante ressemble à une carotte au dessus de laquelle se trouve un rhizome. La tige se termine en feuilles denses avec une fleur en position centrale. Les fleurs sont d'un vert blanchâtre et se transforment en petits fruits rouge vif. Les plantes ont parfois plus d'une tige, et on retrouve parfois des fleurs près de la base de la tige à fleurs. Le ginseng à cinq folioles a des propriétés semblables au Ginseng oriental; il est utilisé depuis longtemps en Amérique du Nord, puisque les peuples autochtones l'utilisaient pour traiter des maladies tels la toux, les maux de tête, le rhumatisme et les fièvres. Source : http://www.speciesatrisk.gc.ca |
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Localisation Origine |
Amérique du nord |
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Propriétés Utilisations
source : http://www.thediabetesblog.com |
Le Ginseng est classé par les chinois comme un
tonique qui sert à augmenter l’énergie et à traiter les syndromes de
déficiences et de vides intérieurs. C’est un tonique de l’énergie vitale
(QI), un tonique du Yang, un tonique du Yin et un tonique du sang. Source : http://www.chen.qc.ca |
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De même famille |
Famille : rutaceae Genre :panax. Autres espèces : -Panax japonicus et Panax japonicus var bipinnatifidus
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