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Last updated 2026-11-13 — Tanggute Horse Urine Puff, known in Tibetan as "Tangchuangaba." It is a plant of the Solanaceae family, a perennial herb covered all over with glandular hairs. The root is thick, fleshy, and stout. The stem is extremely short. The leaves are clustered in a rosette pattern, oblong to oblong-ovate in shape. Several yellow or light yellow flowers bloom in the leaf axils; the calyx is tubular-bell-shaped, and the corolla is tubular-funnel-shaped, covered with glandular hairs on the outside, the filaments are very short, and the anthers are oblong. The ovary has two chambers. The seeds are kidney-shaped, dark brown, slightly flattened. Tanggute Horse Urine Puff is a unique Tibetan medicinal herb from Qinghai. The entire plant is used in medicine and has analgesic and anti-swelling effects. It is used to treat boils, tumors, abscesses, diphtheria, abdominal pain, body aches, and skin diseases. However, it is toxic and should be used internally with caution.

Tangchuangaba

  Tanggute Horse Urine Puff, known in Tibetan as "Tangchuangaba." It is a plant of the Solanaceae family, a perennial herb covered all over with glandular hairs. The root is thick, fleshy, and stout. The stem is extremely short. The leaves are clustered in a rosette pattern, oblong to oblong-ovate in shape. Several yellow or light yellow flowers bloom in the leaf axils; the calyx is tubular-bell-shaped, and the corolla is tubular-funnel-shaped, covered with glandular hairs on the outside, the filaments are very short, and the anthers are oblong. The ovary has two chambers. The seeds are kidney-shaped, dark brown, slightly flattened. Tanggute Horse Urine Puff is a unique Tibetan medicinal herb from Qinghai. The entire plant is used in medicine and has analgesic and anti-swelling effects. It is used to treat boils, tumors, abscesses, diphtheria, abdominal pain, body aches, and skin diseases. However, it is toxic and should be used internally with caution.

  

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