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

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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

64 Published articles on Wrightia tinctoria

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.

50 Published articles of Holarrhena pubescens / Holarrhena antidysenterica

Senna occidentalis Cassia occidentalis Kasintha Bari kasondi

Senna occidentalis (L.) Link
 Accepted Name
Synonym: Cassia occidentalis L. (Widely used by many)
Family: Leguminosae / Caesalpinaceae
Arabic :   كاسيا غربية
Assamese: Hant-thenga
Bengali: Kalkashunda কলকাসুন্দা
Burmese :  Ka.sau.poap, Sham:ka.sau., Sham:ka.zau, Tan.kywè:kri:.
Chinese :    望江南   Wang jiang nan,   望江南決明    Wang jiang nan jue ming.
Czech :  Kasie západní.
Danish :  Negerkaffe, Neger-kaffe.
English : Antbush, Coffee senna, Mogdad coffee, Negro-coffee, Stinkingweed.
Estonian :  Läänekassia .
French : Bentamaré(Wolof - Sénégal), Bonne casse (Sénégal), Pois-puant, Café bâtard, Casse-café, Casse puante, Herbe puante (Creole - Caribbean), Séné d'occident.
German : Kaffeekassie.
Gujarati: Kasundri
Hausa : Raiídor.
Hindi: Kasunda, Bari kasondi
Japanese :   ハ ブソウ ,  はぶそう ,  波布草.
Kannada: kakke gida, Doddatagassa
Korean :  강 남차  Gang nam cha,  석결명  Seok gyeol myeong,  석결명풀  Seok gyeol myeong pul.
Malayalam: Naattu Takara, Ponnaviram, ഊളൻ തകര
Marathi: ran-takda, kasivda,
Nepalese : Kasaudi, Panvar.
Oriya: Kasundri
Portuguese :  Balambala, Café-negro, Folha-do-pajé, Fedegoso-verdadeiro, Ibixuma, Lava-prato, Mangerioba, Mamangá, Mata-pasto, Maioba, Pajamarioba, Pereriaba, Taracurú.
Russian :   Кассия оциденталис, Кассия западная,  Сенна западная.
Sanskrit: Kasamarda, Vimarda, Arimarda
Sinhalese :  Pani thora.
Spanish : Bicho, Brusca, Frijolillo, Guanina.
Swahili : Mwengajini (Kenya), Mwengia (Dem. Rep. Congo).
Tamil: Nattam takarai, Payaverai, Ponnavirai, Paeyaavarai, Thagarai
Telugu: కసింత Kasintha, Kolla dalasari aaku, Pedda tagarisa
Thai : Chumhet lek, Lang khet, Khet.
Urdu: Kasonji
Vietnamese :  Cây muồng hòe, Muồng hòe, Muồng tây.

Some other vernacular names: FG Creole: cafe zerb pian, digo, indigo, indigo cafe. Guyana: cafie balli, mayamal, wild coffee. Guyana Carib: tumuka. Surinam: spookerwt, spookerwten. Surinam Saramaccan Bush Negro: misi konde owi. Surinam Sranan: jorkapesi.

Ayurvedic uses: Purgative, diuretic, febrifugal, expectorant, stomachic. Leaves—used internally and externally in scabies, ringworm and other skin diseases. A hot decoction is given as an antiperiodic. Seeds— used for cough, whooping cough and convulsions. Roasted seeds (roasting destroys the purgative property) are mixed with coffee for strength.

The pods contain sennosides and anthraquinones; seeds polysaccharides, galactomannan; leaves dianthronic hetroside; pericarp apigenin; roots emodol; plant xanthone—cassiolin; seeds phytosterolin; flowers physcion and its glucosides, emodin and betasitosterol. The volatile oil obtained from the leaves, roots and seeds showed antibacterial and antifungal activity.

The seeds, when fed to animals, resulted in weight loss and also were found to be toxic to experimental animals. Leaves are preferred to quinine as a tonic, seeds are considered as a haemateinic toxic and root is used as a hepatic tonic.

USES: Whole plant: Decoction for hypertension, diabetes, biliousness and fever; grippe, thrush; boiled and gargled for throat trouble; pounded and mixed with wood-ash and rubbed on areas of leishmaniasis and eczema. Used for coughs and colds and for “lining cold” (puerperal fever) in NW Guyana. Root: Tincture rubbed onto rheumatic areas; decoction for a purgative and emetic; infusion for cholagogue and skin diseases. Infusion for bilious fever, ordinary fever, stomachache, and to ease menstruation. Tea made from roots and dried flowers is used for colds and upset stomach. Used for diarrhea in NW Guyana. Leaf: Remedy for renal calculi. Leaves are made into a tea for treating afterbirth problems. Used for treating fevers, coughs and colds, headaches, hemorrhage and thrush in NW Guyana. Flower: In a preparation to reduce stomach acid in children. Seed: Dried, pulverised and roasted as a coffee substitute, and for use as a febrifuge. Infusion is drunk to calm one's nerves. In NW Guyana, used for treating kidney problems, hemorrhage, worms, and cleaning womb and tubes in NW Guyana. Part unspecified: Used by the Surinam Saramaccan as an ingredient in a curative herbal bath. (Medicinal Plants of the Guianas (Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana)

217 Published articles of Senna / Cassia occidentalis

International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Spl Issue Siddha System of Medicine

International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences -Vol 4, Suppl 2, 2012
Publications related to Siddha System of Medicine presented at Sastra University Conference. And the credit goes to Dr. Mrs. P. Brindha who is the force behind many such conferences being organised by Sastra University, Thanjavur, Tamilnadu, India.
Research Articles
A COMPARATIVE PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF TOBACCO AND ITS NATURAL EXTRACT- AN ECCENTRIC APPROACH	1-2
DR S.CHITRA M.D(S) DR K.SIVARANJANI
A STUDY OF CHITRARATHAI CHOORANAM (ALPINIA OFFICINARUM HANCE) IN VALIAZHAL KEELVAYU (RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS): A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL	3-5
DR. V. BHANUMATHI M D (S)
A VALIDATION OF SIDDHA BASIC PRINCIPLES USING A SCIENTIFIC PARAMETER	6-7
DR S.K. SASI, DR S.CHITRA
ACUTE AND CHRONIC ANTI INFLAMMATORY STUDY OF A MINERAL DRUG – APPALAKARAM (IMPURE SODIUM CARBONATE)	8-9
KARTHIKEYAN KARU. AND VETHA MERLIN KUMARI, H.
ANTI- MICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF “THURUSU THAIVELAI KARUKKU” IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES	10-11
M.ARUNVANAN, G.G.RAMKUMAR, S.K.SASI, A.SUBRAMANIAN, M. MATHIAAS
ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY, PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL INVESTICATION AND GC-MS STUDY OF BOUGAIN VILLEA GLABRA CHOICY LEAVES	12-16
J. MARIA JANCY RANI, DR. G. CHANDRAMOHAN R. RENGANATHAN
ANTITUMOUR POTENTIAL OF PASSIFLORA INCARNATA.L AGAINST EHRLICH ASCITES CARCINOMA	17-20
NAGINENI SUJANA, SANTHANALAKSHMI RAMANATHAN, VENKETELA VIMALA, MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM MUTHURAMAN, BRINDHA PEMAIAH#
CHEMICAL STANDARDIZATION STUDIES ON RASAGANTHI MEZHUGU	21-26
SUDHA V, LAVANYA R, NIRAIMATHI K L, SAVARIRAJ SAHAYAM C, BRINDHA P
PHYTOCHEMICAL AND IN-VITRO SCREENING OF AERIAL PARTS OF CLEOME VISCOSA LINN. EXTRACTS (CAPPARIDACEAE)	27-30
NIRAIMATHI KL, KARUNANITHI M, BRINDHA P
EFFECT OF POLYHERBAL FORMULATION (OB-6) ON HIGH FAT DIET INDUCED HYPERLIPIDEMIA IN RATS	31-35
C. DAVID RAJ, V.JAYANTHI, V.S.MANASWINI, R. GAYATHRI, C. RANJANI, P.BRINDHA
ELEMENTAL AND NUTRACEUTICAL VALUES OF COMMON PLANTS OF SASTRA CAMPUS A SELECT STUDY	36-39
NITHYA DEVI, M, BALAJI, P AND BRINDHA, P
EVALUATION OF WOUND HEALING ACTIVITY OF INDIGOFERA ASPHALATHOIDES VAHL. EX DC. – A TRADITIONAL SIDDHA DRUG	40-44
B. SARITHA & P. BRINDHA
ROLE OF GALLIC ACID IN THE PREPARATION OF AN IRON–BASED INDIAN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE – LAUHA BHASMA	45-48
NARENDRAN RAJENDRAN , BRINDHA PEMIAH, PH.D , RAJAN K. SEKAR, PH.D , UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, PH.D , SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN, PH.D , SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, PH.D
PREPARATION & CHARACTERIZATION OF VANGA BHASMA, A TIN-BASED HERBO-METALLIC PREPARATION	49-54
SUSHIL KUMAR VISHWAKARMA, RAJALAKSHMI PERUMAL, BRINDHA PEMAIH, SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN, RAJAN K.SEKAR
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CHANDRAPRABHA VATI, AN AYURVEDIC FORMULATION	55-59
SAFIULLAH A, DEVANATHAN RENGARAJAN,BRINDHA PEMIAH, SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN, RAJAN K. SEKAR
UNRAVELING ANCIENT MEDICINAL FORMULATION SECRETS: PREPARATION OF GANDHAGAPARPAM	60-64
GRACE SUBHA NESAPRIYA J, RAJALAKSHMI PERUMAL, BRINDHA PEMIAH, SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN, RAJAN K. SEKAR.
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF KOWSIGAR KUZHAMBHU, A SIDDHA FORMULATION	65-68
SUBASH CHANDRA BOSE A, BRINDHA PEMIAH, SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN, RAJAN K SEKAR
PHYSICO- CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LEAD BASED INDIAN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE- NAGA BHASMA	69-74
SURYA NAGARAJAN, BRINDHA PEMIAH , UMA MAHESWARI KRISHNAN, KALPOONDI SEKAR RAJAN, SRIDHARAN KRISHNASWAMY, SWAMINATHAN SETHURAMAN
IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF THE SIDDHA DRUGS SEENTHIL SARKARAI AND NILAVEMBU KUDINEER AGAINST LEPTOSPIRA	75-78
K.S.UMA, MINI JACOB, GANESH ARUMUGAM AND S.KALPANA DR. MAYILVAHANAN NATARAJAN
ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ADAPTOGENIC PROTEIN FROM CICER ARIETINUM LINN.	79-82
BALAJI P, ARUN K P, SENTHIL KUMAR R, MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM M AND BRINDHA P
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF ANNONA SQUAMOSA LINN. LEAF EXTRACT ON HCL-ETHONAL INDUCED GASTRIC ULCER IN ALBINO RATS	83-85
JOTHI.G , RADHIKA. J, PALANI. M AND GANESH KUMAR. K
NOVEL EXTRACTION AND PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING OF ALSEODAPHNE SEMECARPIFOLIA NEES. (LAURACEAE)	86-87
ALEX RAMANI V, CHARLES A, LEO STANLEY A, JOSEPH M & MANI.C.
ORAL ACUTE AND SUB ACUTE TOXICITY STUDIES OF TWO SIDDHA FORMULATIONS VEDIKARA SILASATHU PARPAM (VSP) AND NERUNJIL KUDINEER (NK) IN EXPERIMENTAL RATS	88-90
DR. B. AKILA, PROF DR. K. MANICKAVASAKAM
PHARMACOGNOSTIC STANDARDS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PENTATROPIS CAPENSIS (ASCLEPIADACEAE) A PLANT DRUG USED IN INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE	91-96
R.P.SARALLA, R. NARENDRAN, V. UMA RANI, K. SRIDHARAN, AND P.BRINDHA
RECENT PHARMACOGNOSTICAL PHYTOCHEMICAL AND ANTIFUNGAL ANALYSIS OF ABUTILON INDICUM (TAMIL - MANJAL THUTHI) IN DISEASE OF RINGWORM INFECTION – RESEARCH REPORT	97-100
R. RAMASUBRAMANIA RAJA
PHARMACOGNOSY AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF NILAPANAI CHOORANAM, A SIDDHA POLYHERBAL FORMULATION	101-103
S. SUDHA REVATHY, M. MURUGESAN
PHARMACOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF A SIDDHA FORMULATION KARUNCHEERAGA CHURANAM	104-107
CHITRA B, RAMASWAMY R S
PHARMACOLOGICAL SCREENING OF ETHANOLIC EXTRACT OF SYZYGIUM CUMINI SEED ON ISOLATED SMOOTH MUSCLE STRIP AND HEART	108-110
N.ARCHANA, M.RAMASAMY, C.DAVID RAJ
PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND IN VITRO CYTOTOXIC EFFECT OF PHYLLANTHUS MADRASPATENSIS L.	111-114
N. RAVICHANDRAN, R. VAJRAI, C. DAVID RAJ AND P. BRINDHA
PHYTOCHEMICAL AND IN-VITRO ANTHELMINTIC ACTIVITY OF HYDRO ALCOHOLIC EXTRACT OF BOUGAINVILLEA GLABRA	115-117
JOSHNY J, RAMYA DEVI D, VEDHA HARI B.N.
PROCESS STANDARDIZATION STUDIES ON GHANTHAGA RASAYANAM	118-128
P RAJALAKSHMI, R LAVANYA , P BRINDHA
PROTECTIVE ROLE OF CISSUS QUADRANGULARIS LINN. IN ISOPROTERENOL INDUCED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN ALBINO RATS	129-131
RADHIKA.J, JOTHI.G, JEPASHEBA JL, SATHYA SURYA M
STUDIES ON ANTICANCER AND ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF ANISOCHILUS CARNOSUS WALLICH - EXTRACT	132-135
MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM MUTHURAMAN, LEELARAM SANTHARAM, SUBASTRI ARIRAMAN AND BRINDHA PEMAIAH
STUDIES ON ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTIARTHRITIC POTENTIALS OF JATROPHA TANJORENSIS ELLIS AND SAROJA	136-138
ARUN KP AND BRINDHA P
STUDIES ON MICROMORPHOLOGICAL STANDARDIZATION, ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY AND NUTRITIONAL VALUES OF JATROPHA TANJORIENSIS	139-142
ARUN KP, RAVICHANDRAN NATESAN, VAJRAI R AND BRINDHA P
IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO CYTOTOXIC EFFECT OF SALVIA LEUCANTHA CAV. AGAINST EAC CELL LINES	143-146
SRIDHARAN G, BRINDHA P, RAJA R AND AMUTHA PRIYA R
PHARMACOGNOSTIC STANDARDISATION OF DIDYMOCARPUS TOMENTOSUS WIGHT (GESNERIACEAE)	147-153
DR S.CHITRA M.D(S) DR K.SIVARANJANI
THE INFLUENCE OF THE SIDDHA FORMULATION CHANDAMARUTHA CHENDURAM ON SERUM RHEUMATOID FACTOR IN UTHIRAVATHA SURONITHAM (RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS)	154-156
DR. RADHIKA MADHAVAN1PROF. DR. K. MANICKAVASAKAM2
A STUDY ON CHEMICAL AND BOTANICAL STANDARDS OF A TRADITIONAL DRUG SOURCE- SPATHODEA CAMPANULATA BEAUV.	157-160
P. BRINDHA, A. NAGARAJAN, R.P.SARALLA, R. NARENDRAN AND K.SRIDHARAN
PRE CIINICAL EVALUATION OF HAEMATINIC AND HEPATO PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF MANDURA CHENDURAM	161-162
DR. K. SHYAMALA
XRD ANALYSIS OF VEERAM AND ITS INTERMEDIATES OBTAINED IN THE PURIFICATION PROCESS INVOLVED IN MERCURIAL PREPARATIONS	163-166
MADHAVAN.R, MURUGESAN.M, MANIKAVASAKAM.K, SATHISH.R, MANIKANDAN.R, SAVARIRAJ SAGAYAM.C AND BRINDHA.P
STUDIES ON PHYTOCHEMICAL VARIATIONS OBSERVED ON SELECT SALACIA SPECIES	167-171
SAVARIRAJ SAHAYAM C, BRINDHA P AND LOGAMANIAN M
Case Report
STRATEGIC MARKETING MODEL FOR PRACTICE OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINE – A CASE-STUDY OF TIRUCHIRAPALLI AND THANJAVUR DISTRICTS, TAMILNADU	172-179
DR. P. VAIJAYANTHI, REENA ROY, BIKRAMADITYA ROY
EVALUVATION OF THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF SIDDHA POLYHERBAL FORMULATION SIRUTHEKKU KUZHI THAILAM ON KAKKAI VALIPPU (EPILEPSY) AT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, CHENNAI-47	180-182
DR. S.RAMYA, PROF. DR. R.S.RAMASWAMY, DR. N.J.MUTHUKUMAR

Nyctanthes arbortristis parijatham Shiuli Prajakta shefali

Nyctanthes arbor-tristis L.
Family:  Oleaceae
Assamese: Hkhewali
Bengali: Shefali (শেফালী), Shiuli (শিউলি)
Hindi: प्राजक्ता Prajakta
Indonesian: Srigading
Kannada: Paarijaat ಪಾರಿಜಾತ) or Goli ಗೋಳಿ
Malayalam: പവിഴമല്ലി pavilamalli
Marathi: पारिजातक Parijatak, Khurasoi
Oriya: Shefali ଶେଫାଳି or Ganga Shiuli ଗଙ୍ଗ ଶିଉଳି
Sinhala: සේපාලිකා
Tamil: Parijatham, பவழமல்லி Pavazha malli
Telugu: Parijatham పారిజాతం
Thai: กรรณิการ์

70 Published articles on Nyctanthes arbor-tristis

Cayratia trifolia kattuppirantai kanupu tige

Cayratia trifolia (L.) Domin
Family: Vitaceae
Synonyms: Vitis trifolia, Cayratia carnosa, Cissus camosa, Vitis carnosa
Bengali name : Goyale-Lata (গোয়ালে লতা ), Golta (গোলতা), Amal-Lata (অমাল লতা )
Chinese: 三叶乌蔹莓
Common names: bush grape, fox-grape, three-leaved wild vine, slender watervine, threeleaf cayratia
Hindi: अमलबेल amalbel, gidardrak, ramchana, tamanya, Char, Char-bel, Khhata nimba
Kannada: ಹೆಗ್ಗೊಲಿ heggoli
Khmer : ត្រដិត, វល្លិ៍ត្រដិត,
Malayalam: amarcakkoti, corivalli, kattuperanta, tsjori-valli, vatakkoti
Marathi: अंबटवेल ambatvel, अंबोशी amboshi
Sanskrit: अम्लवेतस amlavetasah, अत्यम्लपर्णी atyamlaparni, gandirah
Tamil: காட்டுப்பிரண்டை kattuppirantai
Telugu: కనుపుతీగె kanupu tige, పులిమడ puli mada

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Aloe vera Aloe barbadensis Ghrita kumari Chinna kalabanda Chirukuttali

Aloe vera (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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Gmelina arborea Gambhari Kasmari Kumizh Bhadraparni Adavi gummadi

Gmelina arborea Roxb.
Synonym: Premna arborea Roth
Family: (Verbenaceae) Lamiaceae
Sanskrit: Gambhari, Kasmari,
Assamese : Gomari
Bengali : Gambhar, Gamar গামার
English : Candhar Tree, Coomb teak
Gujrati : Shivan, Seevan
Hindi : Gambhari, Khambhari, Bhadraparni भद्रपर्णी
Kannada : Shivanigida, ಶಿವನೆ Shivana, Hannu
Kashmiri : Kashmari
Malayalam : Kumizh  കുമ്പിള്‍, Kumpil
Marathi : Shivan
Oriya : Gambhari, Bhodroparnni
Punjabi : Gumhar, Kumhar
Tamil : Kumishan, Kumizhan, Kattanam,
Telugu : Peggummudu, అడవి గుమ్మడి Adavi gummadi, గుమ్మడి టేకు Gummadi teku, Ataricarika, Pulla gummadi పుల్ల గుమ్మడి

Ayurvedic uses: Sotha, Daham Jvara, Trushsna, Arsha, Hrudroga, Mutrakruccha, Rakta Pitta.

Roots and heart wood of Coomb teak are reported to contain gmelinol, hentriacontanol, n-octacosanol and b-sitosterol. The roots contain sesquiterpenoid and apiosylskimmin, a coumarin characterised as umbelliferone-7-apiosyl glucoside and gmelofuran. The heart wood gives ceryl alcohol, cluytyl ferulate, lignans, arboreol, gmelonone, 6”-bromo isoarboreol, lignan hemiacetal and gummidiol. Leaves yield luteolin, apigenin, quercetin, hentriacontanol, b-sitosterol, quercetogenin and other flavons. Fruits contain butyric acid, tartaric acid, and saccharine substances

The roots are acrid, bitter, tonic, stomachic, laxative, galactogogue, demulcent, antibilious, febrifuge and anthelmintic. Bark is bitter, hypoglycaemic, antiviral, anticephalalgic and tonic. The leaves are demulcent, antigonorrhoeic and bechic. Flowers are sweet, refrigerant, astringent and acrid. Fruits are acrid, efrigerant, diuretic, astringent, aphrodisiac, trichogenous, alterant and tonic.

Leaf—demulcent, bechic. Used for removing foetid dis charges from ulcers. Root— stomachic, laxative, antibilious, demulcent, galactagogue. Bark— anticephalalgic. Root and bark— febrifuge.

214 Published articles list of Gmelina arborea

Strychnos potatorum Thethaan Chilli Nirmali

Strychnos potatorum L.f.
Family: Loganiaceae
Synonyms: Strychnos heterodoxa, Strychnos stuhlmannii
Bengali: Nirmali
English: Clearing nut, Water purifing fruit
French: Noix floculante, Noix tamoule,
Hindi: निर्मलि Nirmali, Chillikavi,
Malayalam: Tettamaram, Tettamparal
Marathi: chilbeej चिल् बीज्, निवळी nivli
Oriya: Kotaku
Sanskrit: कथक् Kathak, कतक, Katak, Kataka, Kataka, Ambuprasada
Tamil name: Thethaan, Thethaangkottai தேத்தான், தேத்தாங்கொட்டை
Telugu: చిల్లి Chilli, chilli ginjalu చిల్లి గింజలు (seeds), ఇండుపు
Ayurvedic uses: Aruchi, Krimi, Prameha, Mutra kruchha, Mutrasmari, Trushna, Sula, Netra roga, Sarkara meha, Rakta abhisyanda, Vrischika visha, Apasmara, Diaphoretic, alexeteric, demulcent.

Seeds are used in dysuria, polyuria, urolithiasis, also in epilepsy. The seeds, leaves and trunk bark gave diabolin (major alkaloid) and acetyldiabolin. Seeds alsogavebrucine, strychnine, novacine, icajine, oleanolic acid and its glycoside. Leaves and bark gave isomotiol, stigmasterol, campesterol and sitosterol. Diabolin exhibits hypotensive activity. A decoction of seeds is given to treat stammering. The seeds resemble those of Nuxvomica but are non-poisonous. The ripe seeds are used for clearing muddy water.

Siddha uses: Mantam, Paci, Pun, Vellai, Veppu

38 Published articles on Strychnos potatorum

Borassus flabellifer Tati Tala Panai

Borassus flabellifer L. 
Faimly: Arecaceae
Bengali: তাল taala
Chinese : Shan ye shu tou zong, Shan ye tang zong, Shan ye zi (Taiwan).
Czech: Lontar_vějířovitý
Danish : Palmyrapalme.
Dutch : Lontar, Lontarpalm, Palmyrapalm.
English : Doub palm (USA), Great fan palm, Lontar palm (USA), Palmyra palm, Tala palm, Tal-palm, Toddy palm (USA), Wine palm.
Finnish : Palmyrapalmu.
French : Borasse, Palmier de Palmyre, Rondier, Rônier.
German : Borassuspalme, Lontaro, Palmyrapalme, Weinpalme
Gujarati: તાડ taad
Hindi: ताड़ taada, ताल tala, त्रृणराज trinaraaj
Italian : Palma del ferro, Palma del Sagù, Palma di Palmira.
Japanese : オウギヤシ, Parumira yashi, Ougi yashi , Ougi yashi.
Kannada: ಓಲೆಗರಿ olegari, ತಾಳೆಗರಿ taalegari, ತಾಟಿನಿಮ್ಗು taatinimgu
Khmer : Dom thuot.
Konkani: इरोळ eroal
Malay : Lontar, Arrak (name of brandy or palm ?).
Malayalam: കരിമ്പന karimpana
Marathi: ताड taada
Nepalese : Taadii, Taal.
Polish: Winodań_wachlarzowata
Portuguese : Broção, Palmira, Palmeira de leque, Palmeira de palmira.
Russian : Пальмировая_пальма, Lontarovaia pal'ma, Pal'mira, Pal'mirova pal'ma.
Sanskrit: महातः mahatah, तलः or तालः talah, तन्तुनिर्यासः tantuniyosah, तृणम्केतुः tranam-ketuh, तृणम्राजः tranam-raj, तृणम् इन्द्रः trnam-indrah
Sinhalese : 
Spanish : Boraso, Palma palmira.
Swedish : Palmyrapalm.
Tamil: பனை panai
Telugu: తాటి చెట్టు tatichettu
Thai : ตาล, Maktan (Don Daeng), Tan (Taan), Taan tanot, Taan yai.
Turkish : Tal.
Urdu: تاڙ taad
Vietnamese : Thốt_nốt

55 Published articles, 2 Patents of Borassus flabellifer

Centella asiatica Brahmi Mandukaparani Saraswathy Vallarai

Centella asiatica (L.) Urb
Synonyms: Hydrocotyle asiatica, Trisanthus cochinchinensis
Family: Apiaceae
Assamese: মানিমুনি manimuni
Bengali: ব্রহ্মমন্ডূকী brahmamanduki, থানকুনি thanakuni
Catalan: Hidrocotilè
Chinese :  积 雪草  Ji xue cao (Chi hsueh ts'ao),  雷 公草  Lei gong cao,  雷 公根  Lei gong gen (Taiwan), 雷公藤  Lei gong teng, 崩大碗  Beng da wan.
commonly known as: coinwort, Indian pennywort, Indian water navelwort, pennyweed, spadeleaf
Danish :  Asiatisk centella.
Dogri: ब्राह्मी बूटी brahmi booti, ghor-sumbi
Farsi: آب‌قاشقی
French :  Centelle asiatique, Écuelle d'eau, Fausse violette, Hydrocotyle asiatiqu, Hydrocotyle érigée
German : Asiatischer Wassernabel, Indischer Wassernabel
Gujarati: બ્રાહ્મી brahmi, ખડબ્રાહ્મી khadabrahmi
Hindi: बल्लारि ballari, भेकी bheki, ब्रह्ममण्डूकी brahmamanduki, ब्राह्मी brahmi, खुलखुडी khulakhudi, मण्डूकी manduki
Hungarian: Ázsiai gázló
Indonesian: Pegagan
Italian : Erba delle tigri, Idrocotile, Scodella d'acqua.
Japanese :   ツ ボクサ   Tsubo kusa, 壺 草 Tsubo kusa
Kannada: ಬ್ರಾಹ್ಮಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು brahmi soppu, ಗದ್ದೆ ಬರಗ gadde baraga, ಇಲಿಕಿವಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು ilikivi soppu, ಒಂದೆಲಗ ondelaga, ಸರಸ್ವತಿ ಸೊಪ್ಪು Saraswati soppu, ತಂಬುಳಿ ಗಿಡ tambuli gida
Khmer : Trachiek kranh.
Konkani: एकपानी ekpani
Korean :  병 풀.
Madurese : Kos tekosan.
Malagasy : Talapetraka (Madagascar).
Malay : Daun kaki kuda (Indonesia), Gagan-gagan (Java), Pegaga, Pegagan, Kerok batok (Java), Rendeng.
Malayalam: കുടകം kutakam, കുടഞ്ഞാല് kutannal
Manipuri: পেৰূক peruk
Marathi: ब्राह्मी brahmi, एकपानी ekpani, कारिवणा karivana
Mizo: hnah-bial, lambak
Nepali: ब्रह्मबुटि brahmabuti, घोड टाप्रे ghod-tapre
Oriya: ମଣ୍ଡୂକପର୍ଣ୍ଣୀ mandukaparnni, ମାଣ୍ଡୁକୀ manduki, ମୂଳ ପର୍ଣ୍ଣୀ mula parnni, ସରସ୍ବତୀ Sarasbati, ସୋମ ବଲ୍ଲୀ soma-balli, ଶ୍ରାବଣୀ srabani
Russian :   Готу кола   Gotu kola
Sanskrit: भाण्डि bhandi, भण्डीरी bhandiri, भेकी bheki, मण्डूकपर्णी mandukaparni, मण्डूकी manduki
Spanish : Centella asiática, Hierba de clavo, Sombrerito
Sundanese : Antanan rambat.
Tagalog :  Takip kohol, Yahong yahong
Tamil: கசப்பி kacappi, மதண்டி matanti, பறுணி paruni, பிண்டீரி pintiri, வல்லாரை vallarai, யோசனவல்லி yocana-valli
Telugu: మండూకపర్ణి mandukaparni, సరస్వతీ ఆకు Sarasvati-aku
Thai :  ใบ บัวบก  Bai bua bok,  บัว บก   Bua bok (Central Thailand),   ผัก หนอก  Phak nok (Northern Thailand), Phak waen.
Tibetan: man du rag pa rni
Tulu: ತಿಮರೆ timare
Vietnamese : Cây rau má, Rau má

Ayurvedic uses: Sotha, Aruchi, Jvara, Kaasa, Kandu, Kushta, Raktapitta, Meha, Svasa, Pandu, Rakta dosha.
Adaptogen, central nervous system relaxant, peripheral vasodilator, sedative, antibiotic, detoxifier, blood-purifier, laxative, diuretic, emmenagogue. Used as a brain tonic for improving memory and for overcoming mental confusion, stress, fatigue, also used for obstinate skin diseases and leprosy.

Extracts orally to treat stress-induced stomach and duodenal ulcers; topically to accelerate healing, particularly in cases of chronic postsurgical and post trauma wounds; also to treat second and third degree burns. Patients suffering from venous insufficiency were treated with a titrated extract of the drug. (WHO.) Used in Indian medicine as a brain tonic and sedative. (Indian Herbal Pharmacopoeia.)

This herb is said to have a direct action on lowering the blood pressure and is often referred to as a rejuvenating medicament. The leaves are eaten raw or finely cut and roasted with scraped coconut. They are believed to purify the blood and cure indigestion, nervousness and dysentery. In some parts of India, the leaves are dried, powdered and taken with milk, to improve the memory. The plant is useful both internally and externally for skin diseases, chronic and obstinate eczema, secondary and tertiary syphilis with ulceration, enlargement of glands, leprosy, abscesses and chronic rheumatism. It has a special influence on the urino-genital tract and set up urinary and ovarian irritation. It has been employed as a diuretic in several diseases. An ointment prepared from the liquid extract of the plant with ghee is used as an external application on elephantiasis, enlarged scrotum, while the liquid extract is given internally. The expressed juice of the leaves with cow’s milk and powdered root of Glycyrrhiza glabra L. is given as an alternative tonic. (Medicinal Plants of Cylone)

658 Published articles of Centella asiatica including 175 patents

Gloriosa superba Agni sikha Kari hari Kandal

Gloriosa superba L.
Family: Liliaceae
Afrikaans - Geelboslelie
Bengali: bishalanguli, ulatchandal
Chinese: 嘉兰属
Dutch : Prachtelie.
English : Climbing-lily, Creeping-lily, Flame-lily, Gloriosa lily, Glory lily, Malabar glory lily, Superb lily.
French : Lis de Malabar, Lis glorieux, Méthonique du Malabar, Superbe de Malabar.
Gujarati: dudhio, vacchonag
Hindi: बचनाग bachnag, kadyanag, करी हरी kari hari, languli, उलट चन्दल ulatchandal
Indonesian: Kembang sungsang
Italian : Gloriosa superba, Narciso superbo, Superba del Malabar.
Japanese :   グロリオーサ スペルバ   Gurorioosa - superuba, キツネユリ  Kitsune yuri,  狐百合  Kitsune yuri, ユリ グルマ Yuri kuruma,  百合車  Yuri kuruma.
Kannada: Gauri hoovu , agnisikhe, karadikanninagadde, siva-raktaballi, siva-saktiballi
Malayalam: kithonni, mendoni
Marathi: कळलावी kallavi, indai, khadyanag, वाघचबका vaghachabaka
Norwegian : Flammelilje.
Oriya: garbhhoghhatono, meheriaphulo, ognisikha, panjangulia, ଲହଲାଙ୍ଗଳୀ
Punjabi: kariari, mulim
Russian :  Глориоза роскошная.
Sanskrit: agnimukhi, अग्निशिखा agnisikha, ailni, garbhaghatini, kalikari, langalika
Spanish : Gloriosa, Pipa de turco.
Tamil: anaravan, iradi, கலப்பை கிழங்கு kallappai kilangu, kannovu, தோன்றி tonri, காந்தள் kandal,
Telugu: నాభి Naabhi, నాగేటి గడ్డ Nagetigadda, అగ్ని శిఖ agni sikha, నీరు పిప్పలి niru pippali
Czech - Glorióza vznešená
German- Malabar glory lily, Malabarische methonika, Prachtilie,  Ruhmesblume, Ruhmeskrone , Ruhmeslilie, Senegal lily, Shakrapushpi, Prachtlilie, Ruhmeslilie,
Kikuyu - Gikwa-kia-nduru
Singhalese - Niyangala
Swedish - Klängbuske
Ayurvedic uses: Kushta, Sopha, Arsha, Vrana, Soola, Krimi, Basti sula, Garbha, Salya, Vata vyadhi.

The roots and rhizomes are used in traditional system of medicine. Its abortifacient and antipyretic properties have been mentioned in ancient classics “Charaka”. The name Garbhaghatini is due to this abortifacient activity. They are useful in the treatment of inflammations, ulcers, scrofula, hemorrhoids, pruritus, dyspepsia, helminthiasis, flatulence, intermittent fevers and debility. The root is given internally as an effective antidote against cobra poison. A paste of the root is also used as an anodyne; applications in bites of poisonous insects, snake bites, scorpion sting, parasitic skin diseases and leprosy.

Tuberous root—antiinflammatory, alterative, anthelmintic, antileprotic. Used for piles, swollen joints, parasitical affections of skin. Fresh juice of plant—uterine stimulant. Asthma, tussis, amenorrhoea, as anti - inflammatory agent and arthritis.

85 Gloriosa superba Published articles

Hygrophila auriculata Kokilaksha Neermulli Talmakhana

Hygrophila auriculata (Schumach.) Heine
Synonym: Asteracantha auriculata,  Asteracantha longifolia, Asteracantha macracantha, Barleria auriculata, Barleria cornigera, Barleria glabrata, Barleria hexacantha, Barleria longifolia, Barleria macracantha, Barleria spinosa, Hygrophila longifolia, Hygrophila spinosa.
Family: Acanthaceae
Ayurvedic names: Kokilaaksha कोकिलाक्ष, Kokilaakshi, Ikshuraka, Ikshura, Kshuraka, Bikshu, Kaakekshu.
Unani: Taalmakhaanaa.
Siddha / Tamil: நீர்முள்ளி Neermulli, Golmidi, Kettu, Nerugobbi
Assam. : Kulekhara
Bengali : Kuliyakhara, Kulekhade
Gujarati : Ekharo
Hindi : Talmakhana तल्मखन
Kannada. : Kolavali, Kolarind, Kolavanke,
Malayalam. : Vayalculli, culli
Oria. : Koillekha, Koilrekha
Tel. : Niti gobbi నీటి గొబ్బి, Niti malli నీటి మల్లి
Urdu : Talamkhana

Ayurveda Uses: Trushna, Amavata Sotha, Vaatarakts, Asmari, Pittatisara. Leaves, roots and seeds—diuretic; used for diseases of the urinogenital tract, spermatorrhoea. Seeds promote sexual vigour, arrest abortion and cure diseases due to vitiated blood. Also used for arthritis and oedema.
Siddha uses: Kuluppai, Nirerram, Nirkattu, Vikkam, Atisaram, Meharogam, Neervikkam

236 Published articles of Hygrophila auriculata

Curcuma longa Haldi Pasupu Manjal

Curcuma longa L.
Family: Zingiberaceae
Synonyms: Amomum curcuma Jacq., Curcuma brog Valeton, Curcuma domestica Valeton, Curcuma euchroma Valeton, Curcuma ochrorhiza Valeton, Curcuma soloensis Valeton, Curcuma tinctoria Guibourt, Kua domestica Medik., Stissera curcuma Giseke,  Stissera curcuma Raeusch.
Arabic : 'Aqîd hindî, Hurd, Kurkum, Timmer (Egypt). كركم
Bengali : Halud, হলুদ 
Burmese : Sa nwin.
Chinese : Jiang huang, Huang jiang (Cantonese Wòhng gèung, Wong keong), Yu jin (Yu chin), Yu chiu.
Danish : Gurkemeje
Dutch : Geelwortel, Indaansche saffraan, Kurkuma.
English : Curcuma, Indian saffron, Long rooted curcuma, Turmeric, Yellow ginger.
Finnish : Maustekurkuma.
French : Arrow-root de l'Inde, Curcuma long, Safran des Indes, Safran du pays (Antilles), Safran-cooli (Antilles).
German : Gelbwurzel, Gelbwurz, Gilber Ingwer, Gilbwurzel, Indischer Safran, Kurkuma.
Hindi – हल्दी, Haldi
Italian : Croco indiano, Curcuma di Levante, Curcuma lunga, Radice gialla, Safferano dell Indie.
Japanese : Taamerikku, Ukon.
Kannada - ಅರಿಸಿನ , ಹರಿಸಿನ , ಅರಿಶಿನ , ಹರಿದ್ರ
Khmer : Rômiet.
Korean :   투메릭 .
Laotian : Khmin khun, Khi min khun.
Malay : Kunyit, Kunyit betul.
Malayalam - മഞ്ഞൾ Manjal.
Marati - हळद
Nepali - बेसार
Oriya: ହଳଦୀ
Persian : Zard-chobah.
Polish : Kurkumal, Klacze kurkumy.
Portuguese : Açafrão da India,
Russian :  Куркума длинная Kurkuma dlinnaia,   Куркума домашняя Kurkuma domashniaia,  Куркумы корень  Kurkumy koren',  Tурмерик Turmerik.
Sanskrit - Haridra
Sinhalese : Kaha.
Spanish : Azafrán de la India .
Swedish : Gurkmeja, Guskmeja.
Tagalog : Dilao, Dilaw.
Tamil - மஞ்சள்
Telugu - పసుపు
Thai : Kha mîn (Khamin), Kha mîn chan (Central Thailand), Kha mîn hua (Chiang Mai).
Turkish : Hind zafrani, Kurkim, Kurkum, Zerdé djavé, Zerdeçal
Vietnamese : Khuong hoàng, Nghe, Uâtkim.

816 Curcuma longa Published articles & Patents

Crotalaria pallida

Crotalaria pallida var. obovata
Crotalaria pallida var. obovata
Family: Fabaceae
Common name: Smooth Rattlebox
Pharmacological studies carried out: Antimicrobial, antioxidant and in vitro anti-inflammatory activity,  Activity Against Human and Phytopathogens, Anti-inflammatory flavonoids and pterocarpanoid, Effect of trypsin inhibitor, Intoxication and Antioxidant Activities.
 
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Phyllanthus fraternus Nela usiri Bhumyamlaki kizhanelli bhuinanvalah

Phyllanthus fraternus G.L.Webster
Family: Phyllanthaceae
Bengali: bhui-amla, হাজারমণি hazarmani
English :  Black catnip, Carry me seed, Child pick-a-back, Gale of wind, Gulf leaf flower, Hurricane weed, Shatterstone, Stone breaker.
French :  Poudre de plomb (Ivory Coast).
German : Weisse Blatt-blume.
Hindi: भुईंआंवला bhuinanvalah, हजारमणी hajarmani, कनोछा kanocha
Kannada: ಕಿರುನೆಲ್ಲಿ kirunelli, ನೇಲನೆಲ್ಲಿ nelanelli
Malayalam: കീഴാര്നെല്ലി kiizhaarnelli
Manipuri: চকপা হৈক্রূ chakpa-heikru
Marathi: भुईआवळी bhuiavali
Mizo: mithi-sunhlu
Sanskrit: भूम्यामलकी bhumyamalaki, तमालकी tamalaki
Spanish :  Yerba mágica (Cuba).
Tamil: கீழாநெல்லி kila-nelli
Telugu: నేల ఉసిరి nela usiri
African Names :  Ahlivi (Mina - Togo), Bomagua kéné (Ivory Coast), Bounou (Ivory Coast), Bounou honlin (Ivory Coast), Hinlinwe (West Africa), Mokichinento (Korokoro - East Africa), Tsekulemegbe (Ouatchi - Togo).
Ayurvedic uses: Plant—diuretic, deobstruent, astringent, anti-inflammatory, styptic. Used as a single drug in the treatment of jaundice. Used in prescriptions for dyspepsia, indigestion, chronic dysentery, urinary tract diseases, diabetes, skin eruptions

Whole plant: Decoction with honey as a cough medicine. Infusion for dysentery and as a blood purifier (bitter tonic) to reduce blood-sugar level. Stem and Leaf: Aerial parts in a bitter infusion for a febrifuge, diuretic, stomachic and cholagogue; quinine substitute. Used by mothers after childbirth for painful womb; colic. Part unspecified: In Saramaccan curative herbal bath. [Medicinal Plants of the Guianas (Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana)]

Siddha uses: Azhal noykat, Saptadhatu suram, Kamalai, Kan Noygal, kuruthik kazhichal, Madhumegam, Vayiru Mandam, Veppu noy

Main identification key is: 6 Tepals (see image) 5 Tepals species is P. amarus

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