Agrimonia pilosa

Kasai, S., S. Watanabe, J. Kawabata, S. Tahara, and J. Mizutani. 1992. Antimicrobial catechin derivatives of Agrimonia pilosa. Phytochemistry 31 787-789. 

For bacillary dysentery, add Radix Sanguisorbae Di Yu), Herba Agrimoniae Pilosae Xian He Cad), and Radix Saussureae Seu Vladimiriae Mu Xiang). 

If coughing blood is excessive, subtract Platycodon and add Imperata and Herba Agrimoniae Pilosae Xian He Cao). 

The Agrimonia pilosa herb, which contains agrimoniin (21), the first isolated dimeric ellagitannin, is used as an anti-cancer agent in Chinese medicine [10]. It is also used as an antidiarrheic and as a hemostatic agent in Japan. Agrimoniin (21) has also been subjected to detailed investigations related to its host-mediated antitumor activities [111, 112]. 

Agrimoniin Agrimonia pilosa Two units of potentillin (38) Dehydrodigallic acid (25) 107... 

Yamamoto M 1958 Chemical structure of agrimonolide, a new constituent of Agrimonia pilosa. 

From the Chinese herb medicine Agrimonia pilosa [8472] (Chinese paper). 

Yamato, M., and K. Hashigaki Synthesis of [Pg.78]

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