2 results about "Fallopia multiflora" patented technology

The application discloses a soil conditioner for improving quality and yield of continuous cropping tomatoes, and raw materials of the soil conditioner include earthworm manure powder, sinomenium acutum powder, fallopia multiflora, limestone powder, humic acid, active adsorbent, composite microorganism, carboxymethyl hydroxyethyl cellulose, acrylamide, crosslinking agent, photoinitiator, catalyst and iron salt. The application also discloses a preparation method of the soil conditioner for improving quality and yield of continuous cropping tomatoes. The application adopts the compounding of the loaded microorganism and the earthworm manure powder, can quickly increase soil water stable aggregates, improve soil physical structure, enhance soil fertility, and has extremely remarkable effect of improving soil, and in combination with the sinomenium acutum and the fallopia multiflora, can not only show the inhibiting effect on fusarium oxysporum in the soil continuously cropped for 5-10 years, but also can continuously enhance soil enzyme activity.

The invention relates to the technical field of medicines, relates to a novel application of a fallopia multiflora and aloe bowel-relaxing composition in the fields of immunoregulation and inflammation intervention, and in particular relates to an application of the fallopia multiflora and aloe bowel-relaxing composition in a medicine for inducing macrophage M1 type differentiation to resist helicobacter pylori inflammation. The fallopia multiflora and aloe bowel-relaxing composition consists of fallopia multiflora, semen cassiae, immature bitter orange, aloe, donkey-hide gelatin, medlar, bighead atractylodes rhizome and ginseng. Experiments show that the fallopia multiflora and aloe bowel-relaxing composition has new functions of promoting M1 type differentiation of macrophages and enhancing innate immunity, and the application of the fallopia multiflora and aloe bowel-relaxing composition in interference of helicobacter pylori inflammation is further verified.