😃 Allium tuberosum

Traditional Herbs from Allium tuberosum

erectile_dysfunction

• Prepare 15 g chive seeds, 15 g dried bitter melon seeds, 20 g ginger, 5 g coriander, 5 g black pepper.
• Blend all the ingredients and boil with 600 ml water until boiling and 200 ml remaining water .
• Drink while warm and regularly every day. You can buy chive seeds at Chinese medicine shops.

wound

• Prepare chive leaves and tubers to taste.
• Wash until clean and mash until smooth.
• Apply to the wound.

What is Allium tuberosum Looks like??

Parts of Allium tuberosum that could be used

• Leaves", "Seeds", "All Parts of the Plant", "Rhizomes

Allium tuberosum Distribution

Chives are widely cultivated and consumed in Southeast Asia, China and northern and eastern India. In this country, chives are also consumed as a diet food. The name chives comes from the Hokkien language, 'Ku-chhai". Generally used in Chinese cooking. Apart from being consumed as a vegetable, chives are also used as traditional medicine and beauty, containing beta carotene which is good for brightening and healthy skin.
Agroecology of Allium tuberosum
Chives can grow in temperate and tropical climates, at an altitude of � 1,700 m above sea level. Grows best in fertile, moist but well-drained soil, soil pH in the range of 6-6.8, tolerates 5.3-8.3. Suitable in sunny conditions, to slightly shaded.
Morphology of Allium tuberosum

• The root consists of an elongated tuber with root fibers growing in the tuber.
• Slender, cone-shaped tubers, grows in dense clumps, white in color.
• Leaves are straight, narrow and flat, green, long, hollow tube shape 15-50 cm when dry.
• Small, black, seeds sparkling.

Cultivation of Allium tuberosum

• Propagation through seeds or separation of shoots, saplings, or clumps.
• Quality seeds come from healthy plants, free of pests and diseases, and are 2-3 months old.

Allium tuberosum, more details :

Chemical Content of Allium tuberosum
Leaves: sulfides, linalool, flavonoid glycosides. Seeds: saponins, steroids, daucosterol, adenosine, thymidine. Roots: spirostanol saponins (tuberosine A, B, and C), pyrazines. Whole plant: essential oil.
Benefits of Allium tuberosum
Reduces the risk of prostate cancer, prevents stomach and esophageal cancer, lowers high blood pressure, maintains brain and kidney bone health, lowers cholesterol and body weight, prevents stroke and heart disease, treats erectile dysfunction and cures wounds.
Simplisia of Allium tuberosum

• Prepare enough chive seeds and wash them under running water.
• Dry them for several days.
• After they are completely dry, store the simplicia in a sterile and airtight container.

Another Facts for Allium tuberosum :

Synonym of Allium tuberosum
Allium angulosum Lour., Allium argyi H.Lev., Allium chinense Maxim., � , � , �
Habitus of Allium tuberosum
Herb. Annual herb, reaching 30-50 cm in height
Habitat of Allium tuberosum

• Mainland