Adenocalymna alliaceum Medicinal uses, Morphology, Images,Side effects, Pharmacology
Botanical Name: Adenocalymna alliaceum
Family: bignoniaceae
Introduction:
This plant have smell of garlic, if you crushed the leaves of this plant you can feel that clearly. It is traditionally believed that snake will not came near to this plant, but my friends told that that is not true he saw snake around this plant.
Names in different Indian languages
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Garlic plant |
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Hindi |
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Kannada |
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Malayalam |
Velluthuli chedi |
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Sanskrit |
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Tamil |
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Telugu |
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Unani |
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Folk |
Synonyms
Classification according to Charaka, Susrutha & Vagbhata
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Charaka |
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Susrutha |
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Vagbhata |
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Varieties & adulterants - (CV – controversy, AD – adulterants)
Morphology
Climbing shrub, leaves are lanceolate, pointed, opposite
Flowers are rose
Distribution & Habitat
Grows in kerala,tamilnadu and kerala. But this plant is native of tropical America.
Indication:
Stomachache
Part used: leaves
Dosage:
Important Yogas or Formations:
