Aster tongolensis explained

Aster tongolensis is a plant species of the genus Aster.[1] Along with Aster souliei, it has been used in traditional Tibetan medicine for thousands of years as treatment for bronchitis, difficulty in urinating, and hemoptysis caused by tuberculosis.[2]

Notes and References

  1. Tan . R. X. . Wang . W. Z. . Wu . S. X. . Yang . L. . September 1995 . NMR assignments and absolute configuration of kauranoids . Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry . en . 33 . 9 . 749–754 . 10.1002/mrc.1260330911 . 98236649 . 0749-1581.
  2. Wang . Junjun . Zhao . Riza . Su . Xueyan . Amu . Hamamozhi . Zhang . Zhifeng . 2022-03-04 . The complete chloroplast genome sequences of Aster souliei Franch and Aster tongolensis Franch (Asteraceae) . Mitochondrial DNA Part B . 7 . 3 . 523–524 . 10.1080/23802359.2022.2054375 . 8956299 . 35342796.

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