Schrebera swientenioides Health Dictionary

Schrebera Swientenioides: From 1 Different Sources


Roxb.

Family: Oleaceae.

Habitat: Tropical and subtropical Himalayas from Kumaon eastwards; also Bihar, West Bengal and Peninsular India, up to 1,200 m.

English: Weaver's Beam tree.

Ayurvedic: Muskakaa. (Mokshaka, Ghantaa-Paatali, Kaashthapaatalaa are varieties of Paatalaa.)

Siddha/Tamil: Mogalingum.

Action: Leaves—used in enlargement of spleen and in urinary discharges. Root—used for leprosy. Bark—used for boils and burns. Fruits—beneficial in hydrocele.

The Fruits gave betulinic and olea- nolic acids.
Health Source: Indian Medicinal Plants
Author: Health Dictionary



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