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식품에 사용가능 원료 목록(1363개 ) -식약처 고시 2018.08.30 ★식품에 사용가능 원료 목록(1363개 ) -식약처 고시 2018.08.30 사용부위 no. 품목번호 품 목 명 이명 또는 영명 학명 또는 특성 (생약명) 1 A가000100 가는가래 좀가래, Little-leaf pondweed Potamogeton cristatus Regel et Maack 잎, 줄기 2 A가000200 가는기린초 가는잎기린초, 꿩의 비름, Aizoon stonecrop Sedum aizoon L. / Sedum aizoon var. typica Nakai. 잎 가는잎대나물, 두메마디나물, Pink baby’s- 3 A가000300 가는대나물 Gypsophila pacifica Kom 잎 breath 4 A가000400 가는등갈퀴 가는등갈키, Fine-leaf vetch Vicia tenuifolia Roth 줄기, 잎 가는갈퀴, 가는살갈키, Lesser narrow-leaf Vicia angustifola L. var. minor Ohwi / Vicia angustifolia L. ex 5 A가000500 가는살갈퀴 순 vetch Reichard 가는잎쑥부쟁이, 가는쑥부장이, Thick-stem Aster pekinensis (Hance) Chen / Aster holophyllus Hemsl. / 6 A가000600 가는쑥부쟁이 순 aster Aster integrifolius (Turcz.) Franch. 7 A가000700 가는오이풀 흰오이풀, 애기오이풀, Asian burnet Sanguisorba tenuifolia Fisch. ex Link 잎 Pseudostellaria sylvatica (Maxim.) Pax ex Pax & Hoffm/ 8 A가000800 가는잎개별꽃 가는개별꽃, Narrow-leaf false-starwort Krascheninikovia sylvatica Maxim. / Stellaria sylvatica 잎 (Maxim.) Regel Prunus serrulata var. densiflora (Koehne) Uyeki / Prunus 9 A가000900 가는잎벚나무 Mountain oriental cherry 열매 angustissima Nakai / Prunus densifolia Koehne Rumex stenophyllus Ledeb. / Rumex biformis (Menyh.) Borbas 10 A가001000 가는잎소리쟁이 Narrow-leaf dock 순 / Rumex crispus var. dentatus Schur Kalopanax septemlobus var. maximowiczi (VanHoutte) Hand. - 가는잎엄나무, Narrow-leaf prickly castor oil 11 A가001100 가는잎음나무 Mazz. / Acanthopanax ricinifolius var. maximowiczi 잎 tree (VanHoutte) Schneid 화엄고사리, 누른털고사리, Narrow-leaf Dryopteris chinensis (Barker) Koidz. / Nephrodium chinense 12 A가001200 가는잎족제비고사리 잎 buckler fern Baker Sisymbrium altissimum L. / Sisymbrium pannonicum Jacq. / 13 A가001300 가는잎털냉이 Tumble mustard 잎 Sisymbrium sinapistrum / Norta altissima (L.) Britton Dontostemon dentatus (Bunge) C.A.Mey. ex Ledeb. / 14 A가001400 가는장대 꽃장대, 가는꽃장대, Dentate dontostemon 줄기, 잎 Andreoskia dentata Bunge Pimpinella koreana (Yabe) Nakai / Spuriopimpinella koreana 15 A가001500 가는참나물 Korean pimpinella 순 (Yabe) Kitag Adenophora verticillata var. angustifolia Regel / Adenophora 16 A가001600 가는층층잔대 Narrow whorled-leaf ladybell radiatifolia var. angustifolia Nakai / Adenophora thunbergiana 뿌리, 순 f. lancifolia Hara Potentilla anemonefolia Lehm. / Potentilla kleiniana subsp. 17 A가001700 가락지나물 쇠스랑개비, Anemone cinquefoil anemonefolia (Lehm.) Murata / Potentilla kleiniana var. 순 anemonefolia (Lehm.) Nakai Juglans mandshurica Maxim. / Juglans cathayensis Dode / 18 A가001800 가래나무 가래추나무, Manchurian walnut Juglans cathayensis var. formosana (Hayata) A.M.Lu & 열매, 씨앗 R.H.Chang 19 A가001900 가르가니카초롱꽃 Dickson's gold Campanula garganica 잎 20 A가002000 가막사리 가막살, Three-lobe beggartick Bidens tripartita L. / Bidens modiflora L. 잎 21 A가002100 가새뽕나무 Dissected mulberry, Kuwa Morus bombycis f. dissecta Nakai ex Mori 열매 Kalimeris incisa Fisch. / Aster macrodon Lev. & Vaniot / Aster 22 A가002200 가새쑥부쟁이 가새쑥부장이, 고려쑥부쟁이, Incised-leaf aster 잎 pinnatifidus f. robustus Makino / Aster incisus Fisch. 가새잎산사나무, 가위나무, Dissected-leaf 23 A가002300 가새잎산사 Crataegus pinnatifida var. partita Nakai ex T.H.Chung 열매 mountain hawthorn Phyllodoce coerulea (L.) Bab. / Andromeda caerulea L. / 24 A가002400 가솔송 Blue mountain-heath 잎 Andromeda taxifolia Pall. 25 A가002500 가시깃꼴진두발 Toge-tsunomata Chondrus pinnulatus f. armatus 전체 참가시나무, Myrsinaleaf Oak, Bamboo-leaf Quercus myrsinaefolia Blume / Cyclobalanopsis myrsinaefolia 26 A가002600 가시나무 열매 oak (Blume) Osrst. / Quercus vibrayeana Franch. & Sav. 27 A가002700 가시돌가사리 - Gigartina teedii 전체 28 A가002800 가시딸기 섬가시딸기, Hongno orange raspberry Rubus hongnoensis Nakai 열매 29 A가002900 가시말불버섯 - Lycoperdon echinatum Pers 자실체 30 A가003000 가시박 Bur cucumber Sicyos angulatus L. 잎, 열매 31 A가003100 가시복분자딸기 가시복분자, Hongno orange raspberry Rubus schizostylus Lev. 열매 32 A가003200 가시비름 Spiny or Thorny Amaranth Amaranthus spinosus L. / Rubus schizostylus H.Lev. 잎, 씨앗 Cirsium japonicum var. spinossimum Kitam / Cirsium maackii 33 A가003300 가시엉겅퀴 Spined Japanese thistle var. nakaii (Lev.) Nakai ex Mori / Cirsium maackii var. 순 spinosossimum Kitam. 34 A가003400 가시여지 그라비올라, Soursop, Guanabana Annona muricata L. 열매 35 A가003500 가시연꽃 가시연, 감실, Gorgon, Prickly Water Lily Euryale ferox Salisb. 열매, 씨앗※(검인) Eleutherococcus senticosus Maxim / Acanthopanax 36 A가003600 가시오갈피 가시오가피, Devil's bush 뿌리, 줄기, 잎, 열매 senticosus Harms 37 A가003700 가시우무 - Hypnea charoides 전체 Ainsliaea acerifolia var. subapoda Nakai / Ainsliaea acerifolia 38 A가003800 가야단풍취 좀단풍취, Shallow maple-leaf ainsliaea 잎 var. affinis Kitam. 은분취, 실수리취, 개취, Gayasan silvery-hair 39 A가003900 가야산은분취 Saussurea pseudogracilis Kitam / Saussurea eriolepis Nakai 순 saussurea 가중나무, Tree-of-heaven, Copal Tree, Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle / Ailanthus cacoendron 40 A가004000 가죽나무 잎 Varnish Tree Schinz & Thell. / Ailanthus glandulosa Desf. Solanum melongena L. / Solanum esculentum / Solanum 41 A가004100 가지 Egg plant 열매 melongena var. esculentum Inula britannica var. ramosa Kom / Inula britannica var. 42 A가004200 가지금불초 가는금불초, Branching British yellowhead 잎 linariifolia (Turcz.) Regel Rubia hexaphylla (Makino) Makino / Rubia cordifolia subsp. 43 A가004300 가지꼭두서니 Six-leaf madder hexaphylla (Makino) Kitag. / Rubia cordifolia var. hexaphylla 잎 Makino 44 A가004400 가지색그물버섯 - Boletus violaceofuscus Chiu 자실체 45 A가004500 가지색끈적버섯아재비 - Cortinarius pseudosalor J. Lange 자실체 46 A가004600 각시개서실 각시서실 Chondria dasyphylla 전체 산아귀꽃나무, 산괴불나무, Caroline 47 A가004700 각시괴불나무 Lonicera chrysantha Turcz. ex Ledeb. 열매 Honeysuckle 48 A가004800 각시꼬시래기 - Gracilaria bursa-pastoris 전체 애기둥글레, 한라각시둥굴레, Dwarf solomon’s 49 A가004900 각시둥굴레 Polygonatum humile Fisch. ex. Maxim 잎, 줄기, 뿌리줄기 seal 50 A가005000 각시마 애기마, Sweet mountain yam Dioscorea tenuipes Franch. & Sav. 뿌리줄기 51 A가005100 각시서덜취 톱날분취, 화살서덜취, Serrate-leaf saussurea Saussurea macrolepis (Nakai) Kitam 순 52 A가005200 각시원추리 Dumortier’s daylily Hemerocallis dumortieri Morren 어린잎 가는각시취, 고려솜나물, 나래솜나물, 나래취, 53 A가005300 각시취 Saussurea pulchella (Fisch.) Fisch 잎 Maiden sawwort 54 A가005400 간도쥐오줌풀 Kando valerian Valeriana pulchra Nakai 잎 55 A가005500 갈고리가시우무 - Hypnea japonica 전체 56 A가005600 갈대 Common reed Phragmites communis Trin. 뿌리줄기※(노근), 순 57 A가005700 갈래곰보 Seaweed papulosa Meristotheca papulosa 전체 58 A가005800 갈매보리수나무 비타민나무, Sea buckthorn Hippophae rhamnoides L. 열매, 잎, 씨앗 Quercus xurticaefolia Blume/ Quercus aliena var. velutina 59 A가005900 갈졸참나무 Galjolcham oak 열매 Nakai / Quercus donarium Nakai / Quercus urticifolia Blume Quercus aliena Blume / Quercus aliena var. rubripes Nakai / 도토리나무, 홍갈참나무, Oriental chestnut 60 A가006000 갈참나무 Quercus aliena var. acuticarpa Uyeki / Quercus aliena var. 열매, 견과 oak, Galcham oak heterophylla Uyeki 61 A가006100 갈퀴나물 갈키나물, Broad leaf vetch, Cheder vetch Vicia amoena Fisch. ex. DC. 순 Galium spurium var. echinospermon (Wallr.) Hayek/ Galium 62 A가006200 갈퀴덩굴 가시랑쿠, 갈키덩굴, 민갈퀴, Stickwilly agreste var. echinospermon Wallr. / Galium aparine f. strigosa 잎 Maxim. Diospyros kaki Thunb. / Diospyros lycopersicon Carriere / 63 A가006300 감나무 돌감나무, 산감나무, Oriental persimmon 잎, 열매 Diospyros mazeli Carriere 감람수, Chinese white olive, Kan Lan, Pak 64 A가006400 감람나무 Canarium album (Lour.) Raeusch. 열매 Laam 65 A가006500 감로멜론 멜론, Honeydew melon Cucumis melo var. inodorus H. Jacq. 열매 66 A가006600 감자 Potato Solanum tuberosum L. 덩이줄기 감초 Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fischer / 광과감초 Glycyrrhiza 67 A가006700 감초 - 뿌리 및 뿌리줄기※(감초) glabra L. / 창과감초 Glycyrrhiza inflata Batal. 68 A가006800 감태 Kajime Ecklonia cava 전체 69 A가006900 갓 겨자채, leaf mustard Brassica juncea (L.) Czern / Sinapis juncea L. 줄기, 잎, 씨앗 70 A가007000 갓끈동부 Yard long bean, Asparagus bean Vigna sesquipedalis (L.) Fruwirth 열매 Sasa chiisanensis (Nakai) Y.N.Lee / Sasa borealis var. 71 A가007100 갓대 산죽, Jirisan bamboo 순, 잎 chiisanensis 72 A가007200 갓버섯 큰갓버섯, Parasol mushroom Macrolepiota procera 자실체 73 A가007300 강낭콩 채두, 운두, 강남두, Kidney bean Phaseolus vulgaris var. humilis Alef. 씨앗 갯강아지풀, Dense-flower bristlegrass, Setaria viridis (L.) P. Beauv. / Chamaeraphis italica var. viridis 74 A가007400 강아지풀 씨앗 Coastal green bristlegrass (L.) Kuntze / Panicum viride L. 75 A가007500 개가시나무 가시나무, Red bark oak Quercus gilva Blume / Cyclobalanopsis gilva (Blume) Oerst. 열매 두메무릇, 산무룻, Mountain spiderwort, 76 A가007600 개감채 Lloydia serotina (L.) Rchb. / Bulbocodium serotinum L. 잎 Snowdon alplily 77 A가007700 개갓냉이 한채, Variable-leaf yellowcress Rorippa indica (L.) Hiern / Cardamine glandulosa Blanco 순 물개고사리, 새고비, Japanese Painted Fern, 78 A가007800 개고사리 Athyrium niponicum (Mett.) Hance 잎 Oriental ladyfern 79 A가007900 개굴피나무 Japanese wingnut Pterocarya rhoifolia Sieb. & Zucc. 씨앗 80 A가008000 개꼬시래기 - Gracilariopsis chorda 전체 Celastrus orbiculatus var. strigillosus (Nakai) Makino / 81 A가008100 개노박덩굴 Bristle oriental bittersweet 순, 씨앗 Celastrus articulatus var. papillosus Nakai ex Hara 개다래나무 Actinidia polygama Miquel/ 쥐다래나무 Actinidia 82 A가008200 개다래나무 묵다래나무, 쥐다래나무, Silver vine 잎, 가지, 열매※(목천료) kolomikta Maximowicz 가마귀여름나무, 까마귀밥나무, Winter-berry Ribes fasciculatum Siebold & Zucc. / Ribes fasciculatum var. 83 A가008300 개당주나무 잎, 열매 currant japonicum Jancz. 84 A가008400 개당키버들 Purple osier, Osier Purple Salix purpurea var. lambertiana (Sm.) W.D.J. Koch 순 85 A가008500 개덕다리겨울우산버섯 - Polyporellus squamosus (Huds.) P. Karst 자실체 Desmodium podocarpum DC. / Desmodium caudatum var. 86 A가008600 개도둑놈의갈고리 털도둑놈의갈고리, Common tick clover 씨앗 latifolium Nakai 87 A가008700 개도박 도박, Fudaraku Grateloupia lanceolata 전체 88 A가008800 개들쭉나무 Leaf-like-calyx deepblue honeysuckle Lonicera caerulea var. emphullocalyx (Maxim.) Nakai 열매 89 A가008900 개똥쑥 개땅쑥, Sweet wormwood Artemisia annua L. / Artemisia annua f. genuina Pamp. 줄기, 잎 90 A가009000 개망초 개망풀, 넓은잎잔꽃풀, Annual fleabane Erigeron annuus (L.) Pers. / Aster annuus L. 잎 Onoclea orientalis (Hook.) Hook. / Matteuccia
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