File:Traditional Chinese medicine in Xi'an market.jpg
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English: Some elements for Médecine chinoise in Xi'an
Details Assorted dried plant and animal parts used in traditional Chinese medicines, clockwise from top left corner: dried Lingzhi (lit. "spirit mushrooms"), ginseng, Luo Han Guo, turtle shell underbelly (plastron), and dried curled snakes. User:Vberger • Public domain Afrikaans: Enkele bestanddele in Chinese tradisionele medisyne wat in die Xi'an-mark in China uitgestal word Op beeld is verskeie gedroogde plant- en dieredele. Kloksgewys van die linker boonste hoek: gedroogde Lingzhi (letterlik: "geestessampioene"), ginseng, Luo Han Guo, skilpad-pensdop (plastron) en gedroogde opgekrulde slange. Gebruiker:Vberger • Publieke domein |
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| current | 04:07, 9 December 2006 | 1,600 × 1,200 (356 KB) | Vberger~commonswiki | {{Information |Description=Some elements for fr:Médecine chinoise in fr:Xi'an |Source=Personal picture |Date=October 2006 |Author=User:Vberger |Permission=public domain |other_versions= }} Category:Chinese medicine |
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