Cordyceps sinensis is a precious Chinese herbal medicine, referred to as "Cordyceps sinensis". Cordyceps sinensis is a fungus parasitic in the larva of Batmoth (see Ergotaceae). Parasitic larvae overwinter under permafrost and are called winter worms. Cordyceps sinensis died due to the gradual development of fungal hyphae throughout the body. In summer, the head and neck of dead larvae grow a stalk-like, slender rod-like basal column, which protrudes out of the soil like grass, and is called summer grass. The dead larvae and stroma of fungi are called Cordyceps sinensis (see figure).
There are 26 species of Cordyceps fungi in China, and 24 species of known parasitic insects. Host insects include COLEOPTERA, LEPIDOPTERA, HOMOPTERA, Hemiptera, HYMENOPTERA, Diptera, Isoptera, Orthoptera and spiders, among which the most valuable one is parasitic on the larvae of Lepidoptera hepialus. The host plant of the larva is the underground stem of Polygonum viviparum. Most of them were born on the grassland. Produced in China, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, Qinghai, * * * and other provinces.
According to the different producing areas of Cordyceps sinensis, it can be divided into: ① furnace grass, which is produced in Batang and Litang areas of western Sichuan, with Kangding (Arrow Furnace) as the distribution center for goods; (2) Yunnan grass, produced in southern Sichuan and western Yunnan, with Kunming as the distribution center; (3) Guan Hai, produced in Songpan, Sichuan, with guanxian as the distribution center.
As early as the18th century, Cordyceps sinensis was used as a medicinal material in China, and dried stroma and insect body were used as medicine. This product is warm and sweet, and has the effects of nourishing lung and kidney, nourishing essence, stopping bleeding and resolving phlegm. It is mainly used to treat mental fatigue, hemoptysis, impotence, nocturnal emission and soreness of waist and knees.
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Question 2: Did Cordyceps sinensis evolve from insects or grass? Is Cordyceps sinensis evolved from insects or grass?
Cordyceps sinensis is a combination of insects and fungi. Cordyceps sinensis invades the larvae of Cordyceps hepialus around winter, absorbs nutrients and develops hyphae. When the mycelium is full of bugs, the bugs die. In summer, fungi grow from the top of dead insects, exposing the soil surface, hence the name Cao Xia. Cordyceps sinensis is a very good natural nourishing medicinal material, and it is recognized that Tibetan grass has a good effect. However, due to the low yield, only a few Cordyceps sinensis such as Fulinmen can buy authentic natural wild Cordyceps sinensis in the market.
Question 3: Is Cordyceps sinensis a worm or a grass? It is a combination of insects and grass. Winter is a bug, and summer is a bug growing grass. The quality of Cordyceps sinensis varies greatly due to different altitudes.
Question 4: What exactly is Cordyceps sinensis? Is it a bug or grass? It is a fungus of ergot family, which grows on the grass slope above the snow line in the alpine grassland shrub belt at an altitude of 3000 meters to 5000 meters, and has high requirements for the natural environment. In summer, put the eggs on the ground, hatch into larvae in a month or so, and then drill into the wet and soft soil. A mold in the soil invades the larvae and grows in the larvae. After a winter, when the next spring came, mold hyphae began to grow, and in summer, they grew out of the ground and looked like a grass. In this way, the body of the larva and the mycelium of the mold together form a complete "Cordyceps sinensis". So Cordyceps sinensis is neither a bug nor a grass.
Question 5: Is Cordyceps sinensis a worm or a cordyceps sinensis?
Cordyceps sinensis is a precious Chinese herbal medicine, referred to as "Cordyceps sinensis". Cordyceps sinensis is a fungus parasitic in the larva of Batmoth (see Ergotaceae). Parasitic larvae overwinter under permafrost and are called winter worms. Cordyceps sinensis died due to the gradual development of fungal hyphae throughout the body. In summer, the head and neck of dead larvae grow a stalk-like, slender rod-like basal column, which protrudes out of the soil like grass, and is called summer grass. The dead larvae and stroma of fungi are called Cordyceps sinensis (see figure).
There are 26 species of Cordyceps fungi in China, and 24 species of known parasitic insects. Host insects include COLEOPTERA, LEPIDOPTERA, HOMOPTERA, Hemiptera, HYMENOPTERA, Diptera, Isoptera, Orthoptera and spiders, among which the most valuable one is parasitic on the larvae of Lepidoptera hepialus. The host plant of the larva is the underground stem of Polygonum viviparum. Most of them were born on the grassland. Produced in China, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, Qinghai, * * * and other provinces.
According to the different producing areas of Cordyceps sinensis, it can be divided into: ① furnace grass, which is produced in Batang and Litang areas of western Sichuan, with Kangding (Arrow Furnace) as the distribution center for goods; (2) Yunnan grass, produced in southern Sichuan and western Yunnan, with Kunming as the distribution center; (3) Shrub grass, produced in Songpan, Sichuan, with guanxian as the distribution center.
As early as the18th century, Cordyceps sinensis was used as a medicinal material in China, and dried stroma and insect body were used as medicine. This product is warm and sweet, and has the effects of nourishing lung and kidney, nourishing essence, stopping bleeding and resolving phlegm. It is mainly used to treat mental fatigue, hemoptysis, impotence, nocturnal emission and soreness of waist and knees.
Question 6: What is Cordyceps sinensis? Is it a bug? Is it grass? Or? What is Cordyceps sinensis? Is it a bug? Is it grass? Or?
Cordyceps sinensis is not an insect, not a grass, but a microorganism. It is a fungus called hirsutella China (formerly known as hirsutella China X.J. Liu, Y.L. Guo. Accurately speaking, Cordyceps sinensis is composed of worm-like sclerotia and immature grasslike stroma formed by caterpillar larvae infected by Trichosporon in China, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Some people use the form of sacred amethyst to describe Cordyceps sinensis: "Cordyceps sinensis, bat moth; Summer grass, hirsutella ... "Because it is a microorganism, this fungus began to be cultivated in large scale by modern microbial liquid fermentation technology in the 1980s, and was later made into traditional Chinese medicine preparations and health food.
Then why is it called Cordyceps sinensis? From the appearance, the buried part of Cordyceps sinensis is like a bug, and the exposed part is like grass. The "bug" is like the root of grass, and the "grass" is born on the head of the bug. Due to the limitation of understanding at that time, the ancients thought it was "Cordyceps sinensis", so it was named "Cordyceps sinensis", and it was called "Yazhagongbu" in Tibetan, which means "horned worm".
According to the understanding of modern biology, "root" is an "insect-type corpse", and only the shell left by caterpillar larvae is neither a woody root of plants nor an insect larva. The technical term of mycology is called "sclerotia", and the shell is the mycelium of Cordyceps sinensis. At this stage, "worms" only provide necessary nutrition for the growth and reproduction of grass. "Grass" is the overground part of the ascospores of Cordyceps sinensis (equivalent to seeds), equivalent to the flower branches of higher plants. The technical term of mycology is "daughter", which will emit ascospores to reproduce the next generation after its growth and development.
1. Regulate immune system function. The effect of Cordyceps sinensis on the immune system seems to be to adjust the volume to make it in the best state. It can not only increase the number of cells and tissues in the immune system, promote the production of antibodies, increase the number of phagocytes and killer cells, enhance their functions, but also reduce the functions of some immune cells.
2. Direct anti-tumor effect. Cordyceps sinensis extract has obvious inhibitory and killing effects on tumor cells in vitro. Cordyceps sinensis contains cordycepin, which is the main component of its anti-tumor effect.
3. Improve cell energy and resist fatigue. Cordyceps sinensis can improve the energy of mitochondria, the energy factory of human body, improve the cold tolerance of the body and reduce fatigue.
4. Adjust the heart function. Cordyceps sinensis can improve the hypoxia tolerance of the heart, reduce the oxygen consumption of the heart and resist arrhythmia.
5. Regulate liver function. Cordyceps sinensis can reduce the damage of toxic substances to the liver and resist the occurrence of liver fibrosis. In addition, it also plays a beneficial role in viral hepatitis by regulating immune function and enhancing antiviral ability.
6. Adjust the function of the respiratory system. Cordyceps sinensis has the functions of dilating bronchi, relieving asthma, eliminating phlegm and preventing emphysema.
7. Regulate renal function. Cordyceps sinensis can alleviate the renal pathological changes of chronic diseases, improve renal function and reduce the damage of toxic substances to the kidney.
8. Adjust hematopoietic function. Cordyceps sinensis can enhance the ability of bone marrow to produce platelets, red blood cells and white blood cells.
9. Adjust blood lipids. Cordyceps sinensis can reduce cholesterol and triglyceride in blood, increase high-density lipoprotein beneficial to human body and relieve atherosclerosis.
10. Cordyceps sinensis also has the functions of directly resisting virus, regulating central nervous system function and regulating sexual function. Cordyceps sinensis can play such a comprehensive health care role on human body and has the reputation of "Cao Xian".
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Question 7: Did Cordyceps sinensis evolve from insects or grass? Is Cordyceps sinensis evolved from insects or grass?
Cordyceps sinensis is a combination of insects and fungi. Cordyceps sinensis invades the larvae of Cordyceps hepialus around winter, absorbs nutrients and develops hyphae. When the mycelium is full of bugs, the bugs die. In summer, fungi grow from the top of dead insects, exposing the soil surface, hence the name Cao Xia. Cordyceps sinensis is a very good natural nourishing medicinal material, and it is recognized that Tibetan grass has a good effect. However, due to the low yield, only a few Cordyceps sinensis such as Fulinmen can buy authentic natural wild Cordyceps sinensis in the market.
Question 8: Cordyceps sinensis is a worm or a grass Cordyceps sinensis, which is formed by the combination of insects and grass. Winter is a bug, and summer is a bug growing grass. The quality of Cordyceps sinensis varies greatly due to different altitudes.
Question 9: Are Cordyceps sinensis worms or Cordyceps sinensis?
Cordyceps sinensis is a precious Chinese herbal medicine, referred to as "Cordyceps sinensis". Cordyceps sinensis is a fungus parasitic in the larva of Batmoth (see Ergotaceae). Parasitic larvae overwinter under permafrost and are called winter worms. Cordyceps sinensis died due to the gradual development of fungal hyphae throughout the body. In summer, the head and neck of dead larvae grow a stalk-like, slender rod-like basal column, which protrudes out of the soil like grass, and is called summer grass. The dead larvae and stroma of fungi are called Cordyceps sinensis (see figure).
There are 26 species of Cordyceps fungi in China, and 24 species of known parasitic insects. Host insects include COLEOPTERA, LEPIDOPTERA, HOMOPTERA, Hemiptera, HYMENOPTERA, Diptera, Isoptera, Orthoptera and spiders, among which the most valuable one is parasitic on the larvae of Lepidoptera hepialus. The host plant of the larva is the underground stem of Polygonum viviparum. Most of them were born on the grassland. Produced in China, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, Qinghai, * * * and other provinces.
According to the different producing areas of Cordyceps sinensis, it can be divided into: ① furnace grass, which is produced in Batang and Litang areas of western Sichuan, with Kangding (Arrow Furnace) as the distribution center for goods; (2) Yunnan grass, produced in southern Sichuan and western Yunnan, with Kunming as the distribution center; (3) Shrub grass, produced in Songpan, Sichuan, with guanxian as the distribution center.
As early as the18th century, Cordyceps sinensis was used as a medicinal material in China, and dried stroma and insect body were used as medicine. This product is warm and sweet, and has the effects of nourishing lung and kidney, nourishing essence, stopping bleeding and resolving phlegm. It is mainly used to treat mental fatigue, hemoptysis, impotence, nocturnal emission and soreness of waist and knees.
Question 10: "Is Cordyceps sinensis a worm or a grass?" Cordyceps sinensis is a combination of insects and bacteria. Cordyceps sinensis is a complex, the scientific name of which is Cordyceps sinensis (fungus, also known as Cordyceps sinensis) or other kinds of Cordyceps sinensis (fungi), which is parasitic on bat larvae of an insect called Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera or other kinds of Hymenoptera. Cordyceps sinensis belongs to fungi and algae.
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