Bangladesh:Ananas - Revision history

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
|image=ana10151.jpg
|docName= Marma tribe plant table
|tribe= Marma
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Sai-ki-bang
|partUsed= -
|ailments=The bark is used for toothache, loosening of tooth, and for lesions within the mouth or around the tooth.
|procurement=
|handbook= 38 (Ananas comosus )
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ana10151.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
|image=ana10151.jpg
|docName= Chak tribe plant table
|tribe= Chak
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Naindrachen-a
|partUsed=Leaf, fruit
|ailments=Anthelmintic, anti-vomiting, respiratory problems in children, lung disorders. The fruits are taken as anthelmintic and anti-vomiting. Young leaves are warmed and juice squeezed from the warm leaves are taken or massaged in the chest as remedy for respiratory problems in children and lung disorders.
|procurement=
|handbook= 38 (Ananas comosus )
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ana10151.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
|image=ana10151.jpg
|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
|tribe= Rakhain
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Nan-dera-bong
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Helminthiasis, jaundice. Three leaves are taken, cut into small pieces and soaked in a glass of water for 12 hours. The water is next strained through a cloth. Two teaspoon full of the water is given twice daily to children, and three teaspoon full of water is taken thrice daily by adults for 3-5 days.
|procurement=
|handbook= 38 (Ananas comosus )
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ana10151.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
|image=ana10151.jpg
|docName= Tripura tribe plant table
|tribe= Tripura
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Am-toi
|partUsed=Leaf, fruit
|ailments=Anthelmintic, anti-bacterial, urinary problems, stimulate appetite. 1. Young fruits are taken as anthelmintic. 2. Ripe fruits are taken for appetite stimulation and urinary problems. 3. A combination of leaf and fruit juice is considered anti-bacterial.
|procurement=
|handbook= 38 (Ananas comosus )
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ana10151.jpg
</gallery>

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 |ailments=Anthelmintic, anti-bacterial, urinary problems, stimulate appetite. 1. Young fruits are taken as anthelmintic. 2. Ripe fruits are taken for appetite stimulation and urinary problems. 3. A combination of leaf and fruit juice is considered anti-bacterial.
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 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
 |docName= Marma tribe plant table
 |tribe= Marma
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 |ailments=The bark is used for toothache, loosening of tooth, and for lesions within the mouth or around the tooth.
 |procurement=
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 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
 |docName= Chak tribe plant table
 |tribe= Chak
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 |ailments=Anthelmintic, anti-vomiting, respiratory problems in children, lung disorders. The fruits are taken as anthelmintic and anti-vomiting. Young leaves are warmed and juice squeezed from the warm leaves are taken or massaged in the chest as remedy for respiratory problems in children and lung disorders.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
 |docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
 |tribe= Rakhain
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 |ailments=Helminthiasis, jaundice. Three leaves are taken, cut into small pieces and soaked in a glass of water for 12 hours.  The water is next strained through a cloth.  Two teaspoon full of the water is given twice daily to children, and three teaspoon full of water is taken thrice daily by adults for 3-5 days.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
 |docName= Tripura tribe plant table
 |tribe= Tripura
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 |ailments=Anthelmintic, anti-bacterial, urinary problems, stimulate appetite. 1. Young fruits are taken as anthelmintic. 2. Ripe fruits are taken for appetite stimulation and urinary problems. 3. A combination of leaf and fruit juice is considered anti-bacterial.
 |procurement=
 }}