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Lichens in the History of Turkish Medicine
Lichens are the symbiotic organisms producing unique secondary compounds that provide medicinal benefits. The purpose of this study is to determine the use of lichens in the history of Turkish medicine. Lichens have been given several Turkish names such as liverworts, stone mosses, tree moss or oak moss all referring to lichens and sometimes used instead of each other. In old medical literature, some Arabic words such as “hazaz”, “şeyb” and “uşne” have been met referring to the word “lichen”. The etymological view of these words and the manner of uses in the history of Turkish Medicine, particularly in the written works of Ebubekir Zekeriya Razi (Rhazes) and İbn-i Sina (Avicenna) were investigated. The old and new editions of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb; the hand-written copies (manuscripts) in Süleymaniye Library, the printed editions, translated editions of Ottoman and Turkish (today) language were examined comparatively. In five different sections of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb, various uses of lichens were reached under the name of “uşne” and “oak moss” separately or together.
Lichens in the History of Turkish Medicine
Lichens are the symbiotic organisms producing unique secondary compounds that provide medicinal benefits. The purpose of this study is to determine the use of lichens in the history of Turkish medicine. Lichens have been given several Turkish names such as liverworts, stone mosses, tree moss or oak moss all referring to lichens and sometimes used instead of each other. In old medical literature, some Arabic words such as “hazaz”, “şeyb” and “uşne” have been met referring to the word “lichen”. The etymological view of these words and the manner of uses in the history of Turkish Medicine, particularly in the written works of Ebubekir Zekeriya Razi (Rhazes) and İbn-i Sina (Avicenna) were investigated. The old and new editions of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb; the hand-written copies (manuscripts) in Süleymaniye Library, the printed editions, translated editions of Ottoman and Turkish (today) language were examined comparatively. In five different sections of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb, various uses of lichens were reached under the name of “uşne” and “oak moss” separately or together.
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Lichens in the History of Turkish Medicine
Lichens are the symbiotic organisms producing unique secondary compounds that provide medicinal benefits. The purpose of this study is to determine the use of lichens in the history of Turkish medicine. Lichens have been given several Turkish names such as liverworts, stone mosses, tree moss or oak moss all referring to lichens and sometimes used instead of each other. In old medical literature, some Arabic words such as “hazaz”, “şeyb” and “uşne” have been met referring to the word “lichen”. The etymological view of these words and the manner of uses in the history of Turkish Medicine, particularly in the written works of Ebubekir Zekeriya Razi (Rhazes) and İbn-i Sina (Avicenna) were investigated. The old and new editions of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb; the hand-written copies (manuscripts) in Süleymaniye Library, the printed editions, translated editions of Ottoman and Turkish (today) language were examined comparatively. In five different sections of El Kanun fi’t-Tıbb, various uses of lichens were reached under the name of “uşne” and “oak moss” separately or together.
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YENI
TIP TARIHI
ARAS$TIRMALARI
THE NEW
HISTORY OF MEDICINE STUDIESCobanoglu G.,Yavuz M. 2003. Typ Tarihinde Likenlerle Teds
‘ent Tip Tarihi Arasturmalan 9:37-90.
TIP TARIHINDE LIKENLERLE TEDAVI
Giilsah COBANOGLU! - Mustafa YAVUZ?
Lichens in the History of Medicine
Lichens are the symbiotic organisms producing unique secondary compounds that provide
medicinal benefits, The purpose of this study is to determine the use of lichens in the history of
Turkish medicine. Lichens have been given several Turkish names such as liverworts, stone mos-
ses, tree moss or oak moss all referring to lichens and sometimes used instead of each other. In
old medical literature, some Arabic words such as “hazaz”, “seyb” and “usne” have been met re-
ferring to the word “lichen”. The etymological view of these words and the manner of uses in the
history of Turkish medicine, particularly in the written works of Ebubekir Zekeriya Razi (Rhazes)
and ibn-i Sina (Avicenna) were investigated. The old and new editions of El Kanun fi't-Tibb; the
hand-written copies (manuscripts) in Siileymaniye Library, the printed editions, translated editions
of Ottoman and Turkish (today) language were examined comparatively. In five different sections
of El Kanun fi't-Tibb, various uses of lichens were reached under the name of “ugne” and “oak
moss” separately or together.
Key words: Lichens, Turkish Medicine History, Ibn-i Sina.
Anahtar Kelimeler: Likenler, Tiirk Tip Tarihi, Ibn-i Sina.
likenlere “Terrikol”, agaclar, karayo-
iris
Likenler, alg ile mantar hiicreleri-
nin morfolojik ve fizyolojik olarak
simbiyotik (ortak yasam) birliktelikle-
ri sonucu olusan yeni organizmalardir.
Dig goriiniisleri bakimindan ne alglere
ne de mantarlara benzerler. Dals1, (Se-
kil 1, Usnea florida) Kabuksu, (Sekil
2, Lecanora argentata) ve Yapraksi
(Sekil 3, Xanthoria parietina) olmak
iizere iig tipte incelenen likenler, Uze-
rinde yasadiklari substrata gore ise yi-
ne tig gruba ayrilirlar; Tas, duvar, be-
ton vs. tizerinde yasayan likenlere
“Saksikol”, toprak yiizeyinde yasayan
sunlari hatta bir baska liken tizerinde
yagayan likenlere de “Epifitik” liken-
ler denir. jg6)
' Yd. Dog. Dr.. Marmara Universitesi, Fen-Edebiyat Fakiltesi Biyoloji Béltimt, Géztepe Kampust, Kadi
ky. e-pasta: gcoban@ marmara.edu.tr
? Biyoloji Ogretmeni, Kaynarca Sevket Sabanci Lisesi, Pendik. e-posta: mustafay007@hotmail.comSekil 3
A. LIKENLERIN ONEMi:
1. Biyolojik indikatérler
Likenler hava kirliligine olan du-
yarliliklari nedeniyle yasadiklar: bél-
genin kirlilik derecesini gosteren indi-
katér gérevi goriirler. Likenler yuksek
bitkiler gibi kik, gvde, yaprak gibi
organlara sahip olmadiklari igin kirle-
ticileri de nem ve yagmur sulan ile
birlikte tallus yiizeyleriyle emerler.
Hava kirliligi konsantrasyonu yiiksek
olan bélgelerde bazi tirler (6zellikle
dalsilar ve bazi yapraksilar) hemen or-
tadan kalkar ve onlarin yerini daha da-
yanikhi kabuksu tiirler alir. Liken tir-
lerinin dagilmiyla bir bélgenin hava
kirliligi derecesini Slgmek _miimkiin
olabilmektedir.
YENI TIP TARIH] ARASTIRMALARI - 9, 2003
2. Liken Kimyasi ve Onemli
Kullanim Alanlarn
Likenler alg ve mantar partnerleri-
nin ayr1 iken iiretemedikleri, yalnrzca
liken olusturduklarinda fizyolojik bir-
liktelikleri sonucu iirettikleri ve gogu
asit dzellikte oldugundan “liken asitle-
ri’ de denilen 600 kadar sekonder bi-
lesige sahiptir. Bu maddelerden parfii-
meri, boya ve kimya endistrilerinde
oldugu kadar tip ve eczacilikta da ya-
rarlanilmaktadir. Ornegin Roccella tiir-
lerinden kimyada kullanilan kirmizi
turnusol boyasi ve orsey isimli mor
boya maddeleri elde edilir. Cladonia
rangiformis’den etil alkol elde edil-
mektedir. Usnea tiirlerinin antibakteri-
yel etkileri saptanmistir ve usnik asit-
ten antiseptik kremler yapilmaktadir.
Ayrica antifungal, antikanserojen ve
antiviral etkileri de tespit edilmi:
Kuzey Avrupa iilkelerinde ren ge:
nin besinini olusturan Cetraria islan-
dica’nm gaymin eskiden beri dksiirii-
&e iyi geldigi bilinmektedir. Fransa ve
Yugoslavya'da yilda tonlarca toplanan
Evernia prunastri ve Pseudevernia
furfuracea’dan makyaj pudrasi yapi-
muinda yararlanilmaktadir. Mannit ba-
kimindan zengin olan Lecanora escu-
tenta, Manna Likeni olarak bilinir,
Asya iilkeleri ve Arabistan'da ekmek
unu yapiminda ve develerin besini
olarak kullanilmaktadir.
3. Likenler Oneii Bitkiler
Likenler ekolojik siiksesyonda 6n-
ci bitkilerdir. Tutunduklar kayalani
salgiladiklari maddelerle yavas yavas
pargalayarak kaya Uzerinde ince bir
toprak tabakasi olustururlar. Daha