Trichosanthes cucumerina chichinda Potlakaya Podalangay

Trichosanthes cucumerina L
Family: Cucurbitaceae

Trichosanthes cucumerina var. anguina (L.) Haines – cultivated variant
Trichosanthes cucumerina var. cucumerina – wild variant
Formerly, the cultivated form was considered a distinct species, but it is nowadays regarded as a mere variety of the wild ancestor, as they freely interbreed.

Arabic : Qar’ El Hhanash;
Bengali: চিচিঙ্গা
Brazil : Abóbora-Serpente ( Portuguese );
Burmese : Pe Lin New;
Chinese : She Gua , Sha Kua, She Xing Gua, Shi Yong She Gua, She Dou, Dou Jiao Huang Gua, Mao Wu Gua, Mao Wu Kua;
Danish : Lang Tomat, Slangeagurk, Slangegræskar,
Dutch : Haarbloem;
English: Wild snake gourd
Estonian: Harilik madukurk
Finnish: Käärmekurkku;
French : Courge Serpent,Courge Serpent Du Népal, Courge Serpent Cultivée, Courge Longue, De L’inde, Patole, Serpent Japonais, Serpent Vegetal;
French Guiana : Anguine Amere;
German : Haarblume, Schlangengurke, Schlangen haargurke, Schlangen-Haargurke, Sinesischer Kürbis;
Guinea-Bissau : Camatom ( Crioulo );
Hindi: जंगली चिचोण्डा jangli chichonda, कड़वा परवर kadva parvar, pudel
Indonesia : Paria Belut, Paria Ular, Pare Welut;
Italian : Zucchetta Cinese, Serpente Vegetale, Serpentona;
Japanese : Ebi Uri, Karasu-Uri-Zoku;
Kannada: paduvalakaayi
Kannada: ಪಡುವಲಕಾಯಿ
Laos : Mak Noi Lay, Mak Ngo Ngieo, Ngoo Ngeewz;
Malayalam: padavalanga
Malaysia : Ketolar Ular, Timun Bengkok, Petola Ular;
Marathi: जंगली पडवल jungli padwal, कडू पडवळ kadu padwal, पडोळ padol
Nepali: चिचिण्डो
Nigeria : Tòmétò Eléjò ( Yoruba );
Philippines: Parparia, Karkarabasa-Ti-Aso ( Iloko ), Melon-Daga, Melon-Melonan, Tabubok, Tabugok ( Tagalog);
Poliski: Gurdlina ogórkowata
Portuguese : Abóbora Serpente, Quiabo De Metro;
Russian: Трихозант змеевидный
Sanskrit: पटोल patola
Senegal : Mété Durubab ( Serer );
Sierra Leone : Sn e k-Tamatis ( Krio ), An-R s thma ( Temne );
Slangemelon, Trikosantes;
Slovašcina : Kačasti Trihozant;
Spanish : Calabaza De Culebra, Calabaza Anguina;
Sri Lanka : Pathola ( Sinhalese) ;
Surinam : Djidjinga ( Hindu), Paredjawi ( Javan);
Tamil: காட்டுப்பேய்ப்புடல் kattuppeypputal
Telugu: అడవిపొట్ల కాయ adavipotla kaya, నాటు పొట్లకాయ Natu potlakaaya
Thai : Buap Ngu, Nom Phichit, Ma Noi;
Turkish : Yilan Kabagi;
Vietnamese : Day Na T’ay, Dan’i Muop Ta’y, Muop Ho.
Ayurvedic uses: Bitter fruits—blood purifier (used in the treatment of skin diseases); germicidal; appetizer, laxative (used in bilious disorders); hepatoprotective. Root and seed—anthelmintic, antifebrile. Whole plant—antipyretic. Root— cathartic. Leaves—used externally in alopecia.

USES: Whole plant: Extract regarded as a depurative stomachic in nineteenth century Cayenne (Medicinal Plants of the Guianas)

58 Published articles of Trichosanthes cucumerina L

Perilla frutescens Shiso Pachnotka zwyczajna

Perilla frutescens (L.) Britton
Synonym: Ocimum frutescens L.
Family: Lamiaceae
Chinese: 紫蘇
English: Perilla, Wild Coleus
Folk: Bhanjeer, Ban-tulasi, Banjiraa, Bhasindi
French: Shiso
Korea: 페릴라 프루테스켄스
Japanese: シソ
Polish: Pachnotka zwyczajna
Thai: ชิโสะ
Vietnamese: Tía tô

 Ayurvedic Uses: Herb—sedative, antispasmodic, antiasthmatic, resolvent.

Productive cough, colds, headache, chest oppression, wheezing, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distention, diaphoretic, stomachache, dispels chills, antiasthmatic, antitussive, liquifies sputum (Taiwanese Native Medicinal Plants, Phytopharmacology and Therapeutic Values)



324 Published articles of Perilla frutescens

Aerva javanica Javanese Wool Plant

Aerva javanica var. bovei Webb
Family: Amaranthaceae
Synonyms: Aerva persica var. bovei (Webb) Chiov., Aerva tomentosa var. bovei (Webb) C.B.Clarke
English: Javanese Wool Plant.
Hindi: बुई, buyi
Persian: بویی
Siddha/Tamil: Perumpoolai.
Folk: Dholphuli, Khul. Paashaanabheda (southern India), Bhooh
Action: Anti-inflammatory, diuretic, anticalculus, insecticidal. Wooly seeds are used against rheumatism.
Shrub about 3-4 feet high leaves about 6-8 cm long and about 1 cm broad tomentose little bit leathery, flowers less than half cm
Uses: Hemorrhoids, skin dryness and self cracking of skin
1. Method of use hemorrhoids:
Take the 1 kg root of the plant and boil it with 5 litre of water keep boiling until the water is reduced to 1 litre, keep that water in clay pot and drink the 25 -30 mL of water in fasting for 15-20 days.
2. Method of use skin dryness and self cracking of skin:
Fresh 500 g whole plant is grinded and 500 mL of hair oil is mixed with plants and a paste is prepred and is applied on the dryied skin everynight for 3-5 days
Following compounds are isolated from Aerva javanica: Chrysoeriol, isorhamnetin 3-O-rutinoside, and kaempferol 3-O-robinoside, a series of hydrocarbons ranging from C13-C30 in addition to campesterol, β-sitosterol, and the triterpenoid α- and β-amyrin, as well as fatty alc. fraction ranging from C26-C36 and 14 fatty acids in which pentadecanoic acid represent the major constituent (20.39 %). while the isolated flavonoidal compds. isorhamnetin 3-O-rutinoside and chrysoeriol showed marked activity against G -ve bacteria. (Medicinal Plants of Sindh)


14 Published articles of Aerva javanica

Didymocarpus pedicellatus, Shila pushp, Stone Flower

Didymocarpus pedicellatus R.Br.
Family: Gesneriaceae
Common name: Stone Flower
Hindi: चरेला Charela, पत्थरफॊड़ी Pattharphori
Sanskrit: शिला पुष्प Shila pushp
Nepali: कुम Kum
Didymocarpus pedicellatus, an element restricted to the Himalayan ranges, is considered as the source of the Ayurvedic drug, Pashanbhed, a potential herbal for kidney stone and other urinary problems. (Visweswara and Seshadri, 1948; Shah et al; 1972; Bhaskar and Seshadri, 1973; Bhattacharya et al; 1979; Amrit Pal Singh, 2007).
Not much authenticated publications are available on this plant.

Achillea millefolium

Achillea millefolium L.
SYNONYM(S) :  Achillea lanulosa Nutt. , Achillea millefolium L. subsp. millefolium Hayek, Achillea subhirsuta Gilib., Millefolium officinale Gueldenst.
Arabic: قيصوم ألفي الأوراق
Belarusian: Крываўнік балотны
Bulgarian :  Бял  равнец.,
Chinese :  蓍,   洋蓍草  (Taiwan).      西洋鋸草  (Taiwan).
Dutch : Duizendblad.
English : Bloodwort, Carpenter's weed, Common yarrow, Nosebleed , Thousandleaf, Milfoil, Soldier's woundwort, Staunchweed, Thousand leaf, Thousand seal, Thousand weed, Woundwort, Yarrow, Yarrow bloodwort, Yarrow milfoil.
Finnish : Aivastusjuuri, Akantupakki, Siankärsämö

German : Gemeine Schafgarbe,  Schafgarbe, Tausendblatt, Wiesen-Schafgarb.
Greek: Αγριαψιθιά
Hebrew:  אכילאה אלף העלה

Italian : Millefoglie, Millefoglio.
Japanese :    西洋ノコギリソウ   Seiyou no kogirisou,   ヤロー   Yaroo..
Norwegian : Ryllik, Vanlig Ryllik.
Persian :      بومادران  ,  بومادران هزاربرگ   .
Polish : Krwawnik pospolity .
Portuguese :  Espuma-do-mar, Milefólio, Mil-em-rama, Mil‐folhas.
Russian :    Тысячелистник  обыкновенный   Tysjačelistnik obyknovennyj.
Serbian :  Ajdučica, Ajdučka trava, Aspra, Beli ravanj, Belo ivansko cveće, Jalova mesečina, Jalovi mesečnjak, Jalovo mesečje, Krvavac, Kunica, Kunji rep, Kučja trava, Ljutica, Mesečina, Moračika, Paprac, Petrovsko cveće, Ravan, Ravanj, Ravunika, Spor, Stolistnik, Stolisnik, Tintorova trava, Hajdučica, Hajdučka trava.
Slovenian : Arman, Armanc, Grenki rman, Erman, Zavrelec, Zevrelčec, Jermanec, Kaček, Kačjek, Korancelj, Korocelj, Mezinec, Mezinic, Rmanc, Runica, Skorejca, Hrman,
Spanish : Alcanfor (Mexico), Ciento en rama (Mexico), Mil hojas (Argentina), Milefolio , Milenrama, Milhojas.

335 Published articles of Achillea millefolium

Pistia stratiotes Antara tamara Akasa tamarai Water Lettuce

Pistia stratiotes L.
Family:  Araceae

Synonyms: Apiospermum obcordatum (Schleid.) Klotzsch, Limnonesis commutata (Schleid.) Klotzsch, Limnonesis friedrichsthaliana Klotzsch, Pistia aegyptiaca Schleid., Pistia aethiopica Fenzl ex Klotzsch, Pistia africana C.PresI, Pistia amazonica C.PresI, Pistia brasiliensis Klotzsch, Pistia commutata Schleid., Pistia crispata Blume, Pistia cumingii Klotzsch, Pistia gardneri Klotzsch, Pistia horkeliana Miq., Pistia leprieuri Blume, Pistia linguiformis Blume, Pistia minor Blume, Pistia natalensis Klotzsch, Pistia obcordata Schleid., Pistia occidental is Blume, Pistia schleideniana Klotzsch, Pistia spathulata Michx., Pistia stratiotes var. cuneata Engl., Pistia stratiotes var. linguiformis Engl., Pistia stratiotes var. obcordata (Schleid.) Engl., Pistia stratiotes var. spathulata (Michx.) Engl. Pistia texensis Klotzsch, Pistia turpini Blume, Pistia turpinii K.Koch, Pistia weigeltiana C.PresI, Zala asiatica Lour.,

Vernacular Names:
Arabic: بستيا
Bahasa Indonesia: Kayu apu
Bengali: টোকাপানা Toka Pana
Chinese: 大薸
Deutsch: Wassersalat
English: Water Lettuce, water cabbage
Gujarati: Jalashamkhala
Hebrew: פיסטיה
Japanese: ボタンウキクサ
Kannada: Anthara gange
Lithuanian: Salotinė pistija
Malayalam: പിസ്ടിയ, Kodappayal
Marathi: आकाशमूली Akasha muli
Nepali: जलकुम्भी Jalkumbhi
Oriya: Borajhanji
Polish: Pistia rozetkowa
Russian: Пистия
Sanskrit: Jalakumbhi, Vaariparni, Vaarimuuli
Svenska: Musselblomma
Tamil: அந்தரத்தாமரை Antarattamarai, Akacattamarai ஆகாசத்தாமரை, Kulittamarai குழித்தாமரை
Telugu: అంతరతామర Antara tamara
Ukrainian: Водяний салат
Vietnamese: Bèo cái
Ayurvedic Uses: Antitubercular, emollient, diuretic, Whole plant and root—diuretic, used for dysuria. Leaf—antitussive, demulcent, antidysenteric, externally applied to haemorrhoids, ulcers, skin diseases. Ash—applied to ringworm of the scalp.
Siddha uses: Azhukiranti, Karappan, Kuttam, Puzhuvurumakkutu

305 Published articles of Pistia stratiotes

Senna siamea Seemia Johar Kassod Seema tangedu Kurumbi khilek

Senna siamea (Lam.) H.S.Irwin & Barneby
Family: Fabaceae
Synonym: Cassia arayatensis "sensu Naves, non Litv."; Cassia arborea Macfad.; Cassia florida Vahl; Cassia gigantea DC.; Cassia siamea Lam.; Cassia siamea var. puberula Kurz; Cassia sumatrana Roxb.; Cassia sumatrana DC.; Chamaefistula gigantea G.Don; Sciacassia siamea (Lam.) Britton; Sciacassia siamea (Lam.) Britton & Rose; Senna sumatrana (DC.) Roxb.)
Bahasa Indonesia: Johar
Hindi: Seemia
Japanese: タガヤサン
Kannada: Hiretangedi, Motovolanyaro
Malay: Ceubrék
Malayalam: Manjakonna, Manjakonnei   
Marathi: कसोद Kassod
Tamil: Sinna konnai
Telugu: Seema tangedu, Kurumbi
Thai: ขี้เหล็ก, khilek)
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Eichhornia crassipes Water hyacinth Kochuri Pana Akasa thamarai Pisachi thamara

Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms
Family: Pontederiaceae
Synonyms: Eichhornia crassicaulis, Heteranthera formosa, Piaropus crassipes, Piaropus mesomelas, Pontederia crassicaulis, Pontederia crassipes, Pontederia elongata
Vernacular names:
Afrikaans - Waterhiasint
Bengali: কচুরি-পানা Kochuri Pana
English: Water hyacinth
Malayalam: പോള peeaala, Kalavasha
Manipuri: Kabokkang
Czech - Tokozelka nadmutá, Vodní hyacint
Esperanto - Ejŝhornio ŝvelpetiola
Finnish - Vesihyasintti
French - Floating water hyacinth, Glaïeul d’eau, Jacinthe d’eau
German - Tropische Wasserpest, Wasserhyazinthe, - Dickstielige Wasserhyazinthe
Japanese - Green plague, Hotei aoi
Malay - Keladi bunting,  Kemeling telur
Slovak - Eichornia hrubostopkatá
Swedish - Vattenhyacint
Tamil - Akasa thamarai
Telugu - Pisachi thamara

879 Published articles of Eichhornia crassipes

Arundo donax Narkat Kaki veduru Pijlriet

Arundo donax L.
Family: Poaceae
Synonyms: Aira bengalensis, Amphidonax bengalensis, Amphidonax bifaria, Arundo coleotricha, Arundo hellenica, Donax bengalensis
Catalon: Canya de sant Joan
Chinese: 芦竹 Lo Tik 蘆荻
Czech: Trsť rákosovitá
Deutsch: Pfahlrohr, Pijlriet
Finnish: Jättiruoko
Hindi: नरकट Narkat
Hungarian: Olasznád
Malayalam: ഈറ
Nepalese: थुलेf नरकट Thulo narkat
Portuguese: Cana-do-reino
Slovenian: Navadni trstikovec
Taiwanese: 蘆竹
Telugu: కాకివెదురు Kaki veduru
Urdu: Nar, Nara, Nal.
305 Published articles of Arundo donax

Setaria verticillata Laptuna Chigirinta gaddi Ottoppul Bristly foxtail Quirlige Borstenhirse

Setaria verticillata (L.) P.Beauv.
Family: Poaceae
Synonyms: Panicum verticulatum, Chamaeraphis verticillata, Panicum bambusifolium, Cynosurus paniceus
Chinese : Lun sheng gou wei cao.
Danish : Kransstillet skaermaks.
Dutch : Kransnaaldaar, Quirlige Borstenhirse
English : Bristly foxtail, Bur bristle grass, Rough panic grass, Rough bristle grass, Rough panic-grass, Rough bristle-grass.
Estonian : Võõr-kukeleib.
Finnish : Kiehkurapantaheinä.
French : Sétaire verticillée.
German : Quirlige Borstenhirse (Switzerland), Quirlbluetiger Fennich, Quirl-Borstenhirse, Wirtel-Borstenhirse.
Greek :  Σετάρια σπονδυλωτή.
Hindi: Laptuna,Latkaunya
Italian : Pabbio verticillato (Switzerland), Panicastrella, Fiend stellino.
Japanese : Zaratsuki enokoro gusa.
Kannada: Sanna Antapurlai Hullu
Nepalese : Jhuse kagune ghans, Kagune jhar.
Polish : Wonica okkowa, Wonica okrgowa.
Portuguese : Pega-saias.
Spanish : Lagartera, Almorejo verticilado.
Swedish : Sträv kavelhirs.
Tamil :  ஒட்டுப்புல்  Ottoppul, Amarippul, Chankari, Chataippul
Telugu: Chikienta, Chigirinta gaddi, Chikilinta gaddi
Thai :  หญ้าหางกระรอก   Ya hang krarok.
Turkish :  Yapışkanotu

21 Published article of Setaria verticillata

Abroma augusta Pishaacha Kaarpaasa Sivapputtuti Ulatkambol

 Abroma augusta (L.) L.f.
Family: (Sterculiaceae) Presently: Malvaceae
Abroma alata, Abroma angulate, Abroma angulosa, Abroma augustum, Abroma communis, Abroma denticulate, Abroma elongate, Abroma fastuosa, Abroma javanica, Abroma mariae, Abroma mollis, Abroma oblique, Abroma sinuosa, Abroma wheleri, Herrania mariae, Theobroma augustum, Theobroma mariae,
Bengali name : ULATKAMBOL (উলটকম্বল / ওলটকম্বল)
English: Devil's Cotton, Perennial Indian Hemp
Sanskrit names: Pishaacha Kaarpaasa, Pivari,
Unani: Ulat-kambal
Siddha / Tamil: Sivapputtuti
Folk: Kumal, Sanukapaasi

Uses: Rootbark—emmenagogue (used for dysmenorrhoea, amenorrhoea), abortifacient, galactotrophic. Emmenagogue

The root contains abromine (betaine), friedelin, abromasterol, abromasterol A, choline, beta-sitosterol, stigmasterol and octacosanol. Leaves, reported to be useful in treating uterine disorders, contain taraxerol, its acetate and lupeol.

33 Published article of Abroma augusta

Saussurea candicans Carduus heteromallus

Saussurea candicans C.B.Clarke
Synonyms: Aplotaxis candicans, Aplotaxis scaposa, Carduus heteromallus
Family Compositae -  Asteraceae

Not much publications are available on this plant.



3 Published articles of  Saussurea candicans

Bauhinia racemosa arechettu tataki Katmuli

Bauhinia racemosa Lam.
Family: Caesalpiniaceae
English: Mountain ebony, Bidi leaf tree
Bengali: Banraj
Hindi: कठमूली katmauli, Kachnal
Kannada: ಅಪ್ತಾ aapta, ಅರಳುಕದುಮನ್ದರ aralukadumandara, Vana samtige
Konkani: आप्टो apto
Malayalam: അരംപാലി arampaali, കുടബുളി kutabuli, മലയത്തി malayaththi
Marathi: अपटा apta, सोना sona
Sanskrit: यमलपत्रक yamalapatrakah, युग्मपत्र yugmapatra, Ashmantaka, Kanchini
Tamil: ஆத்தி atti, தாதகி tataki, Kokku mandarai
Telugu:  ఆరెచెట్టు arechettu
Unani: Kachnaar.

Bauhinia racemosa Lam.; Encycl. [J. Lamarck & al.] 1(2): 390. 1785 [1 Aug 1785]
Trees, deciduous, small, to 15 m tall. Bark blackish, rough; branches spreading or pendulous, zigzag, slender, glabrous. Stipules caducous; petiole 0.8-1.2 cm; leaf blade broadly orbic¬ular, 1.5-4 × 2.2-6 cm, 7-9-veined, leathery, abaxially pubes¬cent or glabrous, adaxially glabrous, base cordate, apex bifid to ca. 1/3, lobes rounded at apex.

Inflorescence  lateral or terminal raceme,  20-flowered; peduncle short; bracts and brac¬teoles linear. Flowers white, buds obovoid, puberulent, apex protruding. Calyx split spathaceously at anthe¬sis. Petals creamy white, subequal, oblanceolate, 8-10 mm, subses¬sile. Fertile stamens 10, unequal; filaments 6-7 mm; anthers small, ca. 3 mm. Ovary stalked, glabrous; stigma subsessile, peltate, small. Legume linear-cylindric, 15-20 × 1.8-2.2 cm; valves woody, glabrous. Seeds 12-20, dark brownish, ellipsoid, 8-10 mm in diam. Fl. Apr-May, fr. Jun-Aug. 2n = 28.

Distribution: Native to South Asia, in dry valeys.

Leaves are used as cattle fodder, coarse fibre is extacted from the bark. In Ayurveda the bark is useful for the treatment of malaria, dysentery and dyarhoea. It is also useful as astigent. The stem bark of the plant is an astringent and is used in the treatment of headache, fever, skin
diseases, tumors, blood diseases, dysentery, and diarrhea

Phytochemistry: ß-sitosterol and ß-amyrin(bark) , five flavonols (kaempferol and quercetin) and two coumarins (scopoletin and scopolin)
were also isolated from the leaves of the plant; Stilbene (resveratrol) was isolated from the heartwood  Dibenzoxepin derivative, pacharin, from the heartwood of  is reported.

Bark—highly astringent, anti-inflammatory (used in glandular inflammations, skin diseases, ulcers), cholagogue. Leaves—anthelmintic; with onion for diarrhoea. Flowers—used in haemorrhages, piles; also in cough. Seed—antibacterial.

Astringent, anthelmintic, cephalalgic

Images Content Courtesy: Ms. Avadhanam Lalithamba, Lecturer in Botany, Nellore

38 Published articles of Bauhinia racemosa

Bauhinia vahlii Phanera vahlii Mahul Addachettu

Bauhinia vahlii Wight & Arn.
Synonyms: Phanera vahlii,
Family: Caesalpiniaceae /  Leguminosae
Assamese: কাঞ্চন লতা kanchan lota, নাক কাটী লেৱা nak kati lewa
Bengali: chihurlata
Hindi: माहुल mahul, मालू malu
Malayalam: ആരമ്പുവള്ളി  arampuvalli
Marathi: चामूळ chamul
Nepali: भोर्ला bhorla
Oriya: siyali
Telugu: అడ్డచెట్టు addachettu, Aariteega

33 Published article of Bauhinia vahlii

Fumaria indica Fumaria parviflora, Fumaria vaillantii

Fumaria indica (Haussk.) Pugsley
Synonyms: Fumaria parviflora, Fumaria vaillantii
Family: Papaveraceae
Dogri: Pid-papra, shahtra
Hindi: Papara, pit papra, pithpaparo
Malayalam: Parpatakam
Sanskrit: Parpata, parpatakah
Telugu: Chatarashi
Also known as Jala-papr in Bihar and Kharas in Maharashtra

87 Published article on Fumaria indica

Aloe vera Aloe barbadensis Aloe humilis Ghrita kumari Echte Aloe Aloe di Curacao

Aloe vers (L.) Burm. f.
Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae
Synonym: Aloe barbadensis, Aloe humilis, Aloe indica

Afrikaans : Aalwee, Aalwyn.
Arabic :    الألوة  ,   الألوه نبات., صبر_حقيقي
Bengali :   ঘৃতকুমারী  Ghrita kumari, Kumari.
Bulgarian: Алое вера
Chinese :   龙舌兰.
Danish : Lægealoe.
Dutch : Aloë.
English :  Barbados aloe, Coastal aloe, Curaçao aloe, Indian aloe, Jaffarabad aloe, Medicinal aloe, Mediterranean aloe, Star cactus, True aloe, West Indian aloe.
Finnish : Lääkeaaloe.
French :  Aloès, Aloès vulgaire.
German : Echte Aloe.
Hindi : Guar patha, Ghikanvar, घृत_कुमारी Ghruta kumari
Italian :  Aloe di Curacao, Aloe delle Barbados, Aloe mediterranea, Aloe vera, Legno aloe.
Japanese :  アロエ  Aroe , アロエベラ
Kannada : Lolisara
Korean :  알로에.
Malay :  Pohon gaharu, Pokok Lidah Buaya
Malayalam :  Kumari, കറ്റാർവാഴ
Marathi : Korphad.
Nepalese :  घिउ कुमारी  Ghiu kumari.
Oriya : Kumari.
Persian :   داربو.
Polish : Aloes zwyczajny.
Portuguese :  Aloés, Aloé vera, Babosa (Brazil), Aloés de Barbados, Erva-babosa, Azebre Vegetal.
Russian :  Алоэ  Aloe, Алое настоящее  Aloe nastojaščee, Алоэ Вера  Aloe vera.
Sanskrit : घृत कुमारी Ghrita kumari,  कुमारी  Kumari.
Serbian :  Aloja.
Shona : Gavakava.
Spanish :  Acíbar, Aloe, Flor do deserto (Argentina), Loto do deserto (Argentina), Lináloe, Maguey morado, Penca sábila (Colombia), Pitera amarelo (Argentina), Sábila (Mexico), Sábila do penca (Argentina), Sávila, Toots amarelo (Argentina),  Zábila, Zábila dos toots (Argentina).
Swedish :  Aloe, Barbados aloe.
Tamil : Chirukuttali
Telugu : చిన్న కలబంద Chinna kalabanda.
Thai :   หางตะเข้   Hang ta khe,  ว่านไฟไหม้  Wan fai mai,   ว่านหางจระเข้  Wan hang chora khe,
Turkish : Ödağacı.,  Sarısabır, Sarýsabýr.
Vietnamese :  Cây aloe vera, Cây Lô Hội , Cây Nha Đam.

Some other vernacular name: Aloe capensis, aloe curacao, aloe vera, aloes, aloès, aloès du Cape, aloès fèroce, aloes vrai, aloès vulgaire, alovis, Barbadoes aloe, Barbadoes aloes, Barbados aloe, Bergaalwyn, Bitteraalwyn, Cape aloe, chirukattali, Curacao aloe, Curacao aloes, Curacao alos, Echte Aloe, ghai kunwar, ghai kunwrar, gheekuar, ghikanvar, ghikuar, ghikumar, ghikumari, ghikwar, ghiu kumari, ghrita kumari, ghritakumari, grahakanya, gwar-patha, haang takhe, hlaba, Indian aloe, jadam, Korphad, korphad, kumari, kumaro, kunvar pata, kunwar, laloi, laluwe, lo-hoei, lo-hoi, lou-houey, lu wei, luchuy, manjikattali, Mediterranean aloe, murr sbarr, musabar, rokai, sabbara, saber, sábila, sabilla, sabr, saibr, savila, savilla, semper vivum, shubiri, sibr, siang-tan, star cactus, tuna, umhlaba, waan haang charakhe, wan-hangchorakhe, yaa dam, yadam, zábila, zambila.

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Portulaca oleracea Pedda-pavilikura Paruppu-kirai Ghol Koluppa pourpier

Portulaca oleracea L.
Family: Portulacaceae
Synonyms: Portulaca consanguinea, Portulaca fosbergii, Portulaca hortensis    , Portulaca intermedia, Portulaca latifolia, Portulaca marginata, Portulaca neglecta, Portulaca officinarum, Portulaca oleracea, Portulaca olitoria     , Portulaca parvifolia, Portulaca pilosa, Portulaca retusa, Portulaca sativa, Portulaca suffruticosa, Portulaca sylvestris
Assamese: মালভোগ শাক malbhog xaak
Bengali: নূনিযা সাগ nuniya saag
Commonly known as: purslane
Gujarati: લૂણી luni
Hindi: घोल ghol, लोनिया loniya, नोनिया noniya
Kannada: ದೊಡ್ಡ ಗೋಣಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು dodda goni soppu, ಕಿರುಗೋಣಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು kirugoni soppu
Kashmiri: कुन kuna
Konkani: गोळ gol
Malayalam: കൊഴുപ്പ koluppa
Manipuri: লৈবাক কুন্দো leibak kundo
Marathi: घोळ ghol
Oriya: lunia
Persian: خرفه khurfa
Punjabi: ਧਮਣੀ dhamni, ਕੁਲਫਾ kulfa, ਲੂਨਕ lunak
Sanskrit: घोटक ghotaka, लोणिका lonika, Kozuppa, Brihat Lonikaa, Lonaa, Loni, Ghoddhika, Ghotikaa, Upodika, Khursaa.
Tamil: கோழிக்கீரை koli-k-kirai, பருப்புக்கீரை paruppu-k-kirai, Pulli-keerai
Telugu: పెద్ద పావిలికూర pedda pavilikura
FG Creole: croupier, pourpier.
FG Wayapi: akusinami.
French: pourpier.
Negro: bembe.
Surinam Hindu: lonia.
Surinam Javan: krokot.
Surinam Saramaccan Bush
Surinam Sranan: gronposren
Surinam: postelein

Ayurvedic uses: Agnimandya., Sotha, Arsha, Gulma, Prameha, Vrana
Liver, spleen, kidney complaints

Refrigerant (reduces body heat), mild spasmodic, diuretic, antiscorbutic. Used in scurvy and in diseases of liver, spleen, kidney and bladder; also in dysuria, stomatitis and dysentery. A paste of leaves is applied to swellings, erysipelas, burns and scalds. Seeds—diuretic, antidysenteric; applied externally to burns and scalds.
Plant is boiled and the water used for treating arthritis or muscle pains by the Guyana Patamona. Juice from macerated plant is applied as an antiseptic to cuts and bruises to stop bleeding and to heal wounds, by the Guyana Patamona. Stem and Leaf: Crushed in water for an hypotensive by the French Guiana Palikur. Leaf: In Surinam, leaves mixed with sugar or soap are applied onto mature abscesses. In French Guiana an infusion of leaves is used as a cholagogue, to treat renal colic, and to prepare the body before taking a purgative. Crushed and mixed with coconut oil and vinegar, and placed on sprained limbs. Infusion is antidiabetic and digestive; as an emollient; crushed and mixed with grease or oil into an unguent which is rubbed on sprained or torn muscles; makes a refreshing purgative drink, which also serves to diminish the leakages of albuminuria [Medicinal Plants of the Guianas (Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana)]

Gulasiman or purslane is reported to be used locally as an anti-hemorrhagic, diuretic and remedy for bums and skin diseases. Gulasiman decoction - The whole plant is used, 9-15 gm. dried or 30-150 gm fresh. The decoction can be given daily in divided doses for bacterial dysentery, enteritis, urinary tract infections, leukorrhea and mastitis. Several reports also cite its use for whooping cough. External Uses - The crushed fresh plant can be applied externally to stop bleeding, including uterine bleeding following child delivery. It can also be applied on bruises, skin ulcers, skin fungal infections, insect bites and strings. [Philippine Medicinal Plants in Common Use]

Gastritis, enteritis, improves liver function, antitoxic, antiinflammation, diabetes, hepatitis. Major constituents: Nordrenaline, potassium salt, dopamine, catecol, pyrocatechol, DOPA2 [Taiwanese Native Medicinal Plants]

Unani uses: Shiddat-e-Atash, Ghalayan-e-Dam, Ziyadati-e-Safra, Sozishe-Meda, Ama wa Baul.

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Wrightia tinctoria dudhi Tella pala Vetpalai Svetakutaja

Wrightia tinctoria (Roxb.) R.Br.
Family: Apocyanaceae
Gujarati: દૂધલો dudhalo
Hindi: दुधी dudhi, इन्द्रजौ indrajau, काला कुडा kala kuda, करायजा karayaja, कुडा kuda
Kannada: ಅಜಮರ ajamara
Konkani: काळाकुडो kalakudo
Marathi: भूरेवडी bhurevadi, काळा कुडा kala kuda
Malayalam: ഭന്തപ്പാല bhanthappaala, കമ്പിപ്പാല kampippaala, നിലപ്പാല nilappaala
Sanskrit: असित कुटज asita kutaj, hyamaraka, स्त्री कुटज stri kutaja, Svetakutaja, Shveta Kutaja (whiteflowered), Punkutaja, Indrayava
Tamil: இரும்பாலை irum-palai, பாலை paalai, வெட்பாலை vet-palai , Nilapaalai
Telugu: అంకుడుచెట్టు ankuduchettu, చిట్టిఅంకుడు chiti-anikudu, Tella pala, Reppala, Ankudu, Tella pala kodisha

Ayurvedic Uses: Tonic, aphrodisiac, febrifuge, Bark—antidysenteric. Also used in piles and skin diseases. Seeds—antidysenteric, astringent, febrifuge, anthelmintic. Bark and seeds—prescribed in flatulence and bilious affections.
Anti-diabetic activity of the leaves extracts of Wrightia Tinctoria on alloxan induced diabetic rats
Shruthi A, Latha K. P*, Vagdevi H. M, Pushpa Band Shwetha C
http://jocpr.com/vol4-iss6-2012/JCPR-2012-4-6-3125-3128.pdf

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Averrhoa carambola Averrhoa acutangula dantasatha kantacatkam karmarakah

Averrhoa carambola L.
Family: Oxalidaceae; Averrhoaceae
Synonyms: Averrhoa acutangula Stokes, Averrhoa pentandra Blanco, Connaropsis philippica Villar.
Bengali: কামরাঙা kamarana
Brazil: Camerunga, Carambola, Caramboleiro,
Burmese: Zaung-Ya;
Carambolera, Carambolero, Tamarindo Chino,
Chinese: Yang-Tao, Ma Fen, Wu Lian Zi;
Common Names: carambola, star fruit, coromandel gooseberry, kamranga, five finger, five corner
Costa Rica: Tiriguro;
Danish: Karambol;
Dominican Republic: Vinagrillo;
Dutch: Blimbing, Carambola, Damaksche, fransman birambi
El Salvador: Pepino De La India;
Fijian: Kamrakh, Wi Ni Idia, Wi Ni Jaina;
French Antilles: Cornichon;
French Guiana: Carambol;
French: Carambolier, Carambolier Doux,
German: Baumstachelbeere, Blimbingbaum, karambole, sternfrucht
Gorenshi, Karanbora;
Guam: Bilimbines;
Haitian: Zibline;
Hindi: दन्तसठ dantasatha, कमरक kamaraka, कमरख kamarakha, पर्णमाचाल parnamachal, पीतफल pitaphala, शिराल shiral
Indonesia: Belimbing Manis, Belimbing,
Italian: carambola
Japanese: gorenshi, karanbora
Kannada: ಕಮರಾಕ್ಷಿ kamaraakshi, ಕಮರಮ್ಗ kamaramga
Karambole, Sternfrucht, Gestirnte Pflaume;
Khmer: spu
Khmer: Spu;
Konkani: करंबल karambala
Lao: nak fuang
Laotian: Nak Fuang;
Limas De Cayena (Portuguese);
Malay: belimbing batu, belimbing besi, belimbing manis (Indonesia), belimbing pessegi, belimbing sayur, belimbing saji
Malayalam - Aarampuli
Marathi: कमरख kamarakha, करमळ karamala, करंबल karambala
Mexico: Carambolera, Caramboler, Árbol De
Pakistan: Kamrak, Kamranga;
Papua New Guinea: Faiv Kona;
Pepino De La India, Tamarindo Dulce; Pepino;
Philippines: Balingbing, Balimbing (Bikol), Garahan (Bisaya), Balimbing Balingbing (Cebu Bisaya), Daligan (Iloko), Dalihan, Galuran, Garulan (Ibanag), Malimbin (Samar-Leyte Bisaya), Galañgan (Panay Bisaya), Balimbing (Sulu), Balimbin, Blingbing, Balimbing (Tagalog), Sirinate (Tinggian);
Polish: Karambola;
Pomier De Goa;
Portuguese: caramboleiro, camerunga (Brazil), limas de Cayena (Brazil)
Saji, Caramba Carambola, Kambola;
Sanskrit: कर्मरकः karmarakah, कर्मरंग karmaranga
Slovašcina: Karambola;
Spanish: arbol de pepino, carambola, carambolera, carambolero, tamarindo chino, pepino de la India, tamarindo dulce
Sri Lanka: Kamaranga, Kamruk;
Suomi: karambola
Surinam: Blimbing Legi, Fransman-Birambi;
Svenska: karambola
Tagalog: belimbing
Tamil: கந்தசட்கம் kantacatkam, தமரத்தை tamarattai, 
Telugu: అంబాణపుకాయ ambanapukaya, కర్మరంగము karmarangamu, 
Thailand: Ma Fuang, Fuang, Khe, Sa Bue;
Tjalingtjing Amis (Sundanese); Japanese:
Tonga: Tapanima;
Unani: Khamraq, Karmal
Venzuela: Tamarindo Chino, Tamarindo Dulce;
Vietnamese: khe, khe ta
Ayurvedic uses: Root—antidote in poisoning. Leaf and shoot—applied externally in ringworm, scabies, chickenpox. Flower—vermicidal. Fruit—laxative, antidysenteric, antiphlogistic, febrifuge, antiinflammatory, antispasmodic (used in hepatic colic, bleeding piles). Seeds—galactogenic; in large doses act as an emmenagogue and cause abortion. The fruits are a fairly good source of iron but deficient in calcium.

Melena, urolithiasis and perspiration.(Medicinal plants of Mynmar). Fruit: In a syrup for bilious fever; syrup for an excellent antiscorbutic. Used to treat cracks in feet in NW Guyana. (Medicinal Plants of the Guianas (Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana)

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Holarrhena pubescens Holarrhena antidysenterica Kutaja

 Holarrhena pubescens Wall.
Family: Apocynaceae
Synonyms: Chonemorpha antidysenterica, Chonemorpha pubescens, Echites adglutinatus, Echites antidysentericus, Echites pubescens, Elytropus pubescens, Holarrhena antidysenterica, Holarrhena codaga, Holarrhena febrifuga, Holarrhena fischeri, Holarrhena glaberrima    , Holarrhena glabra, Holarrhena macrocarpa, Holarrhena malaccensis, Holarrhena pierrei, Holarrhena tettensis, Holarrhena villosa, Nerium sinense, Physetobasis macrocarpa.

Assamese: dhulkari, dudkhuri
Bengali: kurchi, কুটজ kutaja
Chinese: Zhi xie mu
commonly known as: bitter oleander, cavessi bark, common holarrhena, coneru, conessi bark, dysentery rose bay, easter tree, ivory tree, kurchi bark, Tellicherry bark, white angel
Gujarati: drowda, kudakari
Hindi: कडवा इंद्रजव karva indrajau, kurchi, कुटज kutaja
Japanese: セイロンライティア
Kannada: koodsaloo, korchie
Konkani: कुडॉ kudo
Malayalam: കുടകപ്പാല kutakappaala
Marathi: इंद्रजव indrajav, kodaga, kodaga pala, कुटज kutaja, पांढरा कुडा paandhra kuda
Oriya: kherwa, korwa, kurwa, pitakorwa
Philippines: White Angel
Punjabi: keor, kewar
Sanskrit: इंद्रयव indrayava, कुटज kutaja, sakraparyaaya, sakraasana, vatsaka
Tamil: கிரிமல்லிகை kirimllikai, குடசப்பாலை kutaca-p-palai, மலைமல்லிகை mlaimllikai
Telugu: గిరిమల్లిక girimallika, కొడిసెపాల kodisepala, కోలముక్కు kolamukku, కొండమల్లె kondamalle, కుటజ kutaja, Kolamuki, Aakula paala
Thai: โมกหลวง   Mok luang, โมกใหญ่   Mok yai
Ayurvedic uses: Carminative, expectorant, anthelmintic, Arsha, Atisara, Kushta, Pravahika, Trushna, Jvaratisara,
Root and bark—used in amoebic dysentery. Bark—astringent, anthelmintic, amoebicidal, diuretic. Used in colic, dyspepsia, piles, diseases of the skin and spleen. Seed—antibilious. Used for promoting conception, also for toning up vaginal tissues after delivery. Theplant possesses potentimmunostimulant property.

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