Interpretation of Dendrobium nouns

Dendrobium is a perennial herb. The stems are knobby, green and brown, with white flowers, and the petals are lavender at the top. Stem can be used as medicine. Song Yaokuan's Xixi Yu Cong: "Dendrobium is native to the rocks beside the Lushan Mountain in Shixing ... Sheng Hongzhi's Jingzhou Ji says: There are many Dendrobium in Yongyu County, Sui County, as thin as a golden ring. Li Mingzhizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica: "Its stem is like golden hairpin, so it was called Dendrobium nobile in ancient times. Today, Shu people plant it and call it the golden hairpin flower. " In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao Yi wrote the poem "Tu Feng San in Zhen 'an": "Dendrobium flowers can be valued, but the surface can be smashed. "The explanation of the word decomposed stone refers to the massive mineral substances that make up the earth's crust: stone is a kind of vibration. Refers to stone carvings: epigraphy. Refers to the needle used to treat diseases in ancient times: medical stone. Medical stone. One of the Eight Tones of China Ancient Musical Instrument. Last name. Shi à China city system capacity unit, ten buckets is the interpretation of Hu ú China's old measuring device, and it is also a capacity unit. One bucket was originally ten, but later it was changed to five. Radical: fighting.