Business News Agency February 9th The price of Chinese herbal medicines in 2010 was almost inflation across the board, and wild herbs were even more outstanding. The price increase of wild medicinal herbs is mainly affected by two major factors. One is the gradual shrinkage of wild resources; the second is the increase in the value of laborers. Such as: heavy building, white, and livelihood, dry Pinellia, Jiuchang calamus, Shichangpu, Poria, Tetranychus, Nansha Senate, Digupi, Baibu, Bai Xianpi, Atractylodes, Chishao, Sophora flavescens. Although some varieties are still rich in resources, there are no resources to dig, and the output does not come up, and prices will rise. After the screening, the author sorted out 20 kinds of wild herbs that had grown a lot as representative species (see attached table).