当归尾·Angelicae Sinensis Radicis Cauda
Chinese Angelica Root
Dang gui wei (当归尾) is the tail of the dang gui root, its lateral rootlets, taken from an Apiaceae species and supplied as Angelicae Sinensis Radicis Cauda. The catalogue files it among the substances that tonify Blood, on the Heart, Liver and Spleen channels.
| Pinyin | dang gui·dang gui (wei)·dang gui wei |
|---|---|
| Chinese | 当归尾·當歸·當歸尾 |
| Latin Name | Angelicae Sinensis Radicis Cauda·Radix Angelicae Sinensis |
| English Name | Chinese Angelica Root·Lateral Roots Of Chinese Angelica Root |
| Japanese | toki |
| Korean | danggwi |
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