Objective: To review the progress in the study of chemical ingrediens, pharmacological effects and clinical application of Allium macrostemon Bunge.
Method: Documents of experimental and clinical study on A. macrostemon in recent 10 years were consulted and summarized.
Result: A. macrostemon had many active ingredients, pharmacology effects and wild clinical application.
Conclusion: The results provide a rational foundation for the further development and utilization of A. macrostemon.
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