Excuse me, Chinese herbal medicine, what is our Hainan dialect called, Huoshaoteng Mandarin?

Saussurea involucrata (pronounced [w Liǐn méI]), also known as "Liǐn" grass, five-leaf rattan, five-claw dragon and sow rattan. It's all grass Perennial climbing vines, about 3 meters long. Born in low mountain bushes. Herbaceous vines. Branchlets cylindrical, longitudinally ribbed, glabrous or puberulent. Tendrils are 2-3-forked, and every two nodes are opposite to the leaves. The fruit is nearly spherical, with a diameter of about 65438±0cm and 2-4 seeds; The seeds are triangular and obovate, slightly concave at the top and short beaked at the base. The hilum of the seed is in a banded oval shape near the middle of the back of the seed, and the ridge of the upper seed is prominent, with prominent ribs on the surface, and the ribs on the abdomen are prominent, and the depressions on both sides are in a half-moon shape, reaching up from the near base of the seed to the near top.