Syzygium samarangense Jamrul, Chambekka, Java Apple, Cashu Di

Syzygium samarangense (Blume) Merr. & L.M.Perry
Family: Myrtaceae
Synonyms: Eugenia javanica, Jambosa javanica, Jambosa samarangensis, Myrtus javanica, Myrtus samarangensis.
English: Java Apple, Java Roseapple, Mountain Apple, Samarang Rose Apple, Wax Apple, Wax Jambu
Chinese : Jin Shan Pu Tao, Lián Wù, Lián-Bū, Nan Yang Pu Tao, Yang Pu Tao; Costa Rica : Cashu Di Surinam, Makopa;, Curacao : Cashu Di Surinam,  Curacaose Appel,, Kashu Sürnam;, Dominican Republic : Cajuil De Suliman,, Cajuilito;, Dutch : Curacaose Appel, Djamboo Semarang;, Fiji : Kavika;, French: Pomme D’eau De Formose, Pomme De, Java;, German : Java-Wachsapfel, Java-Apfel;, Alfurese: Kebes, Kembes, Jambu Andak, Batak: Jambu Mawar, Jambu Putih (Bengkoelen, Singkep), Libi (Bima), Omuti ( Gorontalo ), Jambu Bu Buik ( Jambi ),, Jambu Kaget, Jambu Klampok, Jambu Semarang,, Jambu Tersana ( Java ), Jambu Ayoh Mauh, Jambu, Mawar, Jambu Ujan ( Lampong ), Jambu Riou, ( Lingga ), Jambu Selong ( Makassar ), Jambu, Semarang, Jambu Semarang Merah, Jmabu, Semarang Putih ( Malay ), Gora (Manado ), Belo,, Raun, Tilo ( Solor ), Jambu Samarang, Jambu, Samarang Berem, Jambu Samarang Bodas, ( Sundanese );, Malayalam : Chambekka , Bengali Jumrool, Jamrul, Amrool;, Japanese : Renbu;, Malaysia : Jambu Ayer Rhio, Jambu Air Mawar;, Mauritius : Zamalac;, Nepalese : Ambake;, Panama : Manzana De Java, Marañon De Curacao;, Papiamentu : Kashu Sürnam ;, Philippines : Makopa, Tambis;, Reunion Islands : Zamalac, Saint Kitts & Nevis : Morraoca;, Seychelles : Zamalac;, Sri Lanka : Pini Jambu, Jumbu;, Surinam : Curaçaose Appel;, Taiwan: Lián Wù, Lián-Bū;, Thailand : Chom Phûu, Chomphuu Kaem Maem,, Chomphuu Kao, Chomphuu Khieo, Chomphuu, Nak;, Trinidad & Tobago : Pommerac;, Vietnamese : Man, Roi., Hindi: Jamrul, amrool, Telugu: Gulabjam chettu

Activity: Antimicrobial Activity, Antiviral Activity, Spasmolytic Activity, Protease Inhibitory/Antiamnesiac Activity, Immunomodulatory Activity, Antihyperglycaemic Activity, Analgesic and Antiinfl ammatory Activities [Edible Medicinal And Non-Medicinal Plants: Volume 3, Fruits]

57 Published articles of  Syzygium samarangense

Fumaria parviflora, Varatikta, Sukashmaphala, Tura, Parpata

Fumaria parviflora Lam
Family: Papaveraceae
Synonyms: Fumaria affinis Griff. , Fumaria caespitosa Loscos ex Willk. & Lange , Fumaria diffusa Moench , Fumaria glauca Jord. , Fumaria leucantha Viv. , Fumaria minima Pugsley , Fumaria sicula Biv. , Fumaria spicata Gorter [Illegitimate] , Fumaria tenuifolia Symons , Fumaria tenuisecta Syme , Fumaria officinalis var. parviflora (Lam.) Ewart , Fumaria parviflora var. latisecta Hausskn. , Fumaria parviflora var. sinaitica Hausskn.

Sanskrit : Varatikta, Sukshmapatra
Assamese : Shahtaraj
Bengali : Vanshulpha, Bansulpha
Folk: Pittapaaparaa.
Gujrati : Pittapapada, Pitpapado, Pittapapado
Hindi : Pittapapada, Dhamgajra, Pittapapara
Kannada : Kallu Sabbasige, Parpatu, Chaturasigide
Marathi : Pittapapada, Shatara, Parpat
Punjabi : Shahtara, Pittapapara
Tamil : Tura, Tusa
Telugu : Parpatakamu
Urdu : Parpata
Unani: Shaahtaraa

Ayurvedic uses: Bhrama, Chardi, Daha, Jvara, Raktapitta, Raktavik¡ra, Trishna, Mada, Glaani
Detoxifying, laxative, diuretic, diaphoretic. The plant contains isoquinoline alkaloids including protopine, sanguinarine, cryptopine, d-icuculline, fumaridine, fumaramine. The leaves contain kaempferol and quercetin glycosides. [Indian Medicinal Plants An Illustrated Dictionary]

27 Published articles of Fumaria parviflora

Carrichtera annua, Wards Weed, Cress Rocket

Carrichtera annua (L.) DC.
Family:  Brassicaceae

Common name: Wards Weed, Cress Rocket
Hebrew: כפיות שעירות
Arabic: ام قرين

Erect herb 5–40 cm high with reflexed bristly hairs, branching basally, decumbent.
Leaves 2–3-pinnatisect, the lobes linear to obtuse; petiolate.
Raceme 10–30 mm long. Sepals c. 4 mm long. Petals 8–9 mm long, yellow, purple-veined. Silicula 6–7 mm long, pendent on pedicel 2–3 mm long; beak 3–4 mm long, c. 3 mm wide, spoon-like; valves c. 3 mm long, 3–4 mm wide, 3-veined; seeds 3 or 4 per loculus.

11 Published articles of Carrichtera annua