Varda Health Dictionary

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(Hebrew) Resembling a rose Vardah, Vardia, Vardina, Vardissa, Vardita, Vardysa, Vardyta, Vardit, Vardis, Vardisse, Vardice, Vardyce, Vardys, Vardyse, Vardina, Varyna, Vardinia, Vardin, Vardine, Vardyn, Vardyne, Vadit, Vared
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Rourea Minor

(Gaertn.) Alston.

Synonym: R. santaloides Wight & Arn.

Connarus santaloides Vahl.

Family: Connaraceae.

Habitat: Western parts of the Peninsula, from Konkan southward and in West Bengal and Assam.

Folk: Kal-vidhaaraa, Vaakeri (Maharashtra), Vardaar.

Action: Roots and twigs—bitter tonic; prescribed in rheumatism, pulmonary complaints, scurvy, diabetes; externally for ulcers and skin diseases. Wood—a decoction is administered after parturition and as a febrifuge. Wood, roots and fruits—poisonous.

The plant is credited with antiseptic and antitubercular properties.

The roots contain beta-D-glucoside of beta-sitosterol, hentriacontane and meso-inositol.... rourea minor



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