Chongqing college cooperation bred sichuan hovenia dulcis new product

Time: 2015-08-05

Source: China's traditional Chinese medicine

Author: Zhao Wujiang

Report from our correspondent (reporter Zhao Wujiang) recently, by the chongqing TongLiang son's medicinal materials co., LTD. And chongqing Chinese medicine research institute joint breeding new strains of sichuan and hovenia dulcis "chongqing definite number one" through the identification of experts in the field.

Chongqing TongLiang child's medicinal materials co., LTD., from the beginning of this century, in the TongLiang area south street west to six wins mountain village to establish sichuan hovenia dulcis bases, after more than 10 years development, now the orange planting area of nearly ten thousand mu, become the nation's largest chuan orange planting base, products in short supply in the market.

According to introducing, orange is "Chinese pharmacopoeia" collection of herbs, is derived from the rutaceae plant lime dry immature fruit, can treat breast and qi stagnation, bloated with symptoms such as pain, dyspepsia, gastroptosis, more has production in our country, made in sichuan and chongqing area known as sichuan orange.

On July 29, chongqing crop variety approval committee organization experts for picking, yield, and through comparing the scene. The mensuration, compared with the base is large area of sichuan and hovenia dulcis, new strain area yield is higher than 27.2%, to 2056 kilograms, and drought, barren, art ability, agreed to sichuan and hovenia dulcis new strains "chongqing definite number one" through the field identification.

Chongqing TongLiang son's medicinal materials co., LTD., guang-wei xie said, head of the company will further rely on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in chongqing institute of technology, increase the "chongqing definite number one" demonstration and promotion efforts, the success of science and technology into productivity as soon as possible, driving the development of more and more farmers in sichuan hovenia dulcis rich.