What's the difference between Akebia manshuriensis and Akebia manshuriensis?

Akebia Akebia is a relatively long herb. The length of Akebia Akebia with vigorous growth can reach about 170 cm. Its surface color is dark brown or grayish brown, and there are also some protruding lenticels. Akebia manshuriensis is a kind of plant rhizome, which is hard and not easy to break. Its appearance is brown, and its epidermis is covered with tiny holes.

2. Differences in efficacy

Akebia manshuriensis is mainly harvested in spring and autumn, which has the function of clearing heat. However, because Akebia manshuriensis contains a toxic substance called aristolochic acid, it has been disqualified in clinic because of its high toxicity, but Akebia manshuriensis has no such toxicity, and its main function is diuresis.

3. Odor difference

Although Akebia Akebia and Akebia Akebia have medicinal value, Akebia Akebia is a long vine without any smell, but the smell of Akebia Akebia is very unpleasant, especially Akebia Akebia, which grows in the wild, has a smell similar to camphor, and has no smell when it is chewed in the mouth at first, but the bitterness will become more and more obvious after long-term chewing, and the taste will not disperse after long-term chewing, so the two can be clearly distinguished by taste.