- AMORPHOPHALLUS PAEONIIFOLIUS
Source: Wikipedia
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OTHER NAMESTamil: Mundiri-kai
English: Cashew nut tree Telugu: Jaedima-midi Malayalam: Kappa-mavu Kannada: Gaerumara Marathi: Kaju Hindi: Kaju Sanskrit: Shoephahara |
description & usage
This tree grow in all tropical countries. The leaves are oval with round tip. The fruit is pear shaped, producing kidney shaped nut outside.
Uses:
Diarrhoea, diabetes, mouth ulcers, tooth ache, sore gums
How to Use:
Infusion of the leaves and bark is given for toothaches, sore gums and dysentery. The decoction of the bark is mainly given for diarrhoea, diabetes, swellings, mouth ulcers.
Parts Used:
Fruit, seed, bark
Taste:
Sweetness, astringent
Action:
Diuretic, stimulant, tonic, aphrodisiac
Uses:
Diarrhoea, diabetes, mouth ulcers, tooth ache, sore gums
How to Use:
Infusion of the leaves and bark is given for toothaches, sore gums and dysentery. The decoction of the bark is mainly given for diarrhoea, diabetes, swellings, mouth ulcers.
Parts Used:
Fruit, seed, bark
Taste:
Sweetness, astringent
Action:
Diuretic, stimulant, tonic, aphrodisiac
