Atlas of Medicinal Plant Resource in the Northeast of China. 9 volumes. 2021. 13.818 col. photographs. 5600 p. gr8vo. - In Chinese, with Latin nomenclature.

Atlas of Medicinal Plant Resource in the Northeast of China (9 Volumes set) This book combines scientific, informative textual discussion and high-quality color photos of the original ecological environment of medicinal plants to analyze the medicinal plant resources in Northeast China. The comprehensive and systematic introduction has the characteristics of "large scale", "fine picture", "full content" and "new form". The book has 9 volumes, about 5.5 million words, and more than 5,600 pages in hardcover and color printing. The content of the book has achieved more than 95% coverage of medicinal plant resources in Northeast China, including 219 families, 800 genera, 1856 species, 75 varieties and 41 variants of medicinal plants. Equipped with 13,818 in situ high-definition plant photos all taken by the author in the wild. The book consists of 14 chapters, focusing on the natural situation in Northeast China, the distribution of medicinal plants, the medicinal parts of medicinal plants, the clinical uses of medicinal plants, rare and endangered medicinal plants, etc. Plants, lichens, bryophytes, ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms, etc., for each of the 1856 medicinal plants, the Chinese name, scientific name, alias, botanical characteristics, flowering period, fruit period, distribution are introduced in detail Scope, ecological environment and medicinal parts, properties, taste and efficacy, indications and usage, clinical application, harvesting season, etc. For key medicinal materials, dosage and supplementary prescriptions are also introduced. There are indexes in Chinese, common names and Latin at the back of the article. The catalogue and index of the book are organized into separate volumes, and each volume of the main text is independently numbered, which greatly facilitates access and retrieval. The layout design emphasizes science and art, and maximizes the use of layout to reflect more plant morphological characteristics and ecological information.