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Thionine and acetic acid Thionine are two common plants. Although they are similar in name, there are significant differences in their morphological characteristics, growth environment, and medicinal value

Ranunculus sceleratus, scientific name Ranunculus sceleratus, is a perennial herbaceous plant. Its leaves are divided into feathers, and its flowers are small and yellow with a large number of petals. Sulfur violet is mainly distributed in wetlands and swamps in southern China, such as water towns in Jiangnan and the Yangtze River Basin. It likes humid environments and often grows in rice fields, lakes, or riverbanks. The whole herb of sulfur violet can be used as medicine and contains rich ingredients such as calcium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, and volatile oil. It has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, diuresis and dampness elimination, swelling and detoxification, and has certain therapeutic effects on diseases such as damp heat disease, jaundice, and urinary tract infections

Acetic acid thionine, scientific name Ranunculus sceleratus var. heleborifolius, is a variety of thionine. It has some differences in morphology compared to thionine. The leaves of acetic acid thionine are more deeply split and hard straight, and the flowers are smaller and yellow. Like thionine, acetic acid thionine is also commonly found in humid environments, such as lake edges, riverbank dew, and so on

Although there are differences in morphology between thionine and thionine acetate, they share similarities in medicinal value. Thionine and acetic acid Thionine are both common Chinese medicinal herbs with the effects of clearing heat and detoxification, diuresis and dampness elimination, and swelling and detoxification. In traditional Chinese medicine, they are often used to treat diseases such as damp heat, jaundice, and urinary tract infections. Moreover, both thionine and acetic acid thionine have high medicinal value and are widely used in traditional Chinese medicine preparations

In summary, although thionine and acetic acid thionine have similar names, there are significant differences in their morphological characteristics, growth environment, and medicinal value. Sulfur violet grows in moist rice fields and lakes, and has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying. Acetic acid sulfur violet is a variant of sulfur violet, which also grows in humid environments and has similar medicinal value. Both thionine and acetic acid thionine are excellent Chinese medicinal materials widely used in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.