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Dong quai


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Date of Review:
Sept. 2000

Common Name:
Dong quai

Scientific Name:
Angelica sinensis (Oliv.) Diels

Other Names:
Angelica polymorpha Maxim. Var. sinensis Oliv., Chinese angelica, Dang gui, Female ginseng, Female tonic, Kinesisk kvan, Radix Angelica sinensis,

Authors:
Heather Boon, Melanie Kusznireckyj, Daniel Schulman

Reviewers:
Boyana Djokic, BScPhm and Michael Smith, MRPharmS, ND



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