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Tamil |
Kurunthotti |
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English |
Country mallow ; Yellow barleria |
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Telugu |
Mayir manikkam |
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Malayalam |
Kisangihettuti-gida |
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Kannada |
Sadeva |
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| Marathi | Lalbariala ; Kheriai | |
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Hindi |
Atibala ; Mahabala ; Bala |
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Sanskrit |
Velluram |
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| Description: | ||
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Weeds very common in India and Ceylon .This is a herb having yellow color flowers. Leaves are serrat, cordate at the tip. |
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| Uses : | ||
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Piles, gonorrhoea, anti-soud, promote flow of urine, induce sexual desire. |
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| How to Use: | ||
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Root of these weeds, is held in great repute in treatment of rheumatism. Stems abound in mucilage and are employed as demulcents and emollients both for external and internal use; useful in calculous troubles and as a febrifuge with pepper. Mucilage is used also by chemists in oxidizing mercury, and also in scorbion-sting. |
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| Parts Used: | Roots | |
| Taste: | Bitterness | |
| Action: | Demulcent, emollients, febrifuge | |