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| Wylie Definition | JD 134. SS 440.6. = rtsar rgyug, shing gi nor bu, rtsa dkar, shing bcud. Both Das & Goldstein seem to identify it as licorice. KP1 157.1. KP3 300.7. KP4 479.5. Mdo 466. = ma dhu yaSTi, bhI ma mU la, thim zi, thil yi, wang tsi'u, shu shu tsus, kli ci don, ri tsi, rtsab shing, rtsab mo, lce mkhris, glo gnyen, gser bzang lcug ma. DG 273.3. Mdo 466-8: A many leafed herb, it grows to a height of 30 to 100 cms. The stem grows straight like a tree (shing). It grows in dry alkaline meadows & sandy river banks at a height of 1,800 to 2,500 feet above sealevel. The root is the part used in medicine. Hübotter/1 82.: Glycyrrhiza uralensis. DG 273.3 ff. specifies the cultivated variety as being best for medicine. Then, in descending order, that which grows on river banks of the northern plateau (byang thang), and that which grows near streams in low-lying forests. Fundamentals 15.3 (item 16), 16.2 (item 17). |
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