Dysoxylum binectariferum Health Dictionary

Dysoxylum Binectariferum: From 1 Different Sources


Hook. f.

Family: Meliaceae.

Habitat: Assam, Sikkim, Bengal and the Western Ghats.

Siddha/Tamil: Agunivagil, Cembil. Folk: Lassuni (West Bengal).

Action: Fruit—anti-inflammatory, diuretic, CNS depressant.

The bark from mature trees contain 15% tannin and that from young trees 10%. EtOH (50%) extract of fruit—anti- inflammatory, diuretic and CNS depressant.

The fruit contains a tetranortriter- penoid, dysobinin, a potential CNS depressant and inflammation inhibitor.

The stem bark contains an alkaloid, rohitukine, which exhibited anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory property.
Health Source: Indian Medicinal Plants
Author: Health Dictionary

Vepris Bilocularis

(Wight & Arn.) Engl.

Synonym: Toddalia bilocularis Wight & Arn.

Family: Rutaceae.

Habitat: North Kanara, forests of Malabar, Annamalai and Travancore, up to 1,200 m.

Ayurvedic: Krishna-Agaru. (In South India V. bilocularis is used as Krishna-Agaru and Dysoxylum labricum Bedd. ex Hiern as Shveta-Agaru.)

Siddha/Tamil: Devadaram.

Action: Wood—extract in oil is used for rheumatic swellings and skin diseases. Root—used for biliousness.

Alkaloids from stem bark included kokusaginine, skimmianine, flindersi- amine, evoxanthine, N-methylacrido- ne derivatives, maculine and vepris- one. The leaves contain a triterpenoid, lupeol.... vepris bilocularis



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