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Ginseng

Panax ginseng (Araliaceae)

Ginseng is a perennial plant grown in the mountains of eastern Asia. The root of the plant is used extensively in traditional Chinese medicine.

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  6. Fig. 5 ). The Baekje Dynasty ( , 18 BC-AD 660) governed the western part of the Korean Peninsula and actively traded with China, suggesting that the Korean Peninsula might have been suitable for the cultivation of ginseng and that Korean ginseng may have been used in herbal prescriptions prior to the Ming Dynasty. However, the illustration of ginseng in the Bencao Gangmu differs slightly from that of the Bencao Baiyao ( ), which was written by Wang Ang ( ) in 1694 during the Qing Dynasty. The illustration in the Bencao Baiyao is very similar to

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