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A Paradigm Shift in Evaluation of Dao-di Herbs: From Geographical Indication to Characteristic Consistency
Updated:2026-09-07
A Paradigm Shift in Evaluation of Dao-di Herbs: From Geographical Indication to Characteristic Consistency
- “The evaluation of authentic medicinal herbs has long relied on the origin center model of "three generations of herbal medicines and a hundred years of history". Against the backdrop of modern Chinese medicinal herb industry scaling, cultivation area expansion, and diversified production models, its limitations have become increasingly prominent. This article introduces its research progress in the field of Chinese medicinal herb quality evaluation. The team has established a new evaluation model with "quality stability" as the core, laying the foundation for building a new paradigm of Chinese medicinal herb quality management that combines Chinese characteristics and international discourse power.”
- Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 18, Pages: 1-6(2026)
DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20260218
Revised:2026-02-03 ,
Accepted:11 February 2026
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