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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia sophera L.
|image=
|docName= Chak tribe plant table
|tribe= Chak
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Tankai
|partUsed= Root
|ailments=Vomiting tendency or sick feeling from foul or unexpected odor, fever, allergy, itches. One teaspoon of juice from squeezed roots is to be taken thrice daily for 7 days.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia sophera L.
|image=
|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
|tribe= Rakhain
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Dan-ji-bong
|partUsed=Bark, seed, leaf
|ailments=Psoriasis, ringworm, diabetes, fever, skin problems. 3-4 handful of bark is cut in to small pieces and boiled in 500 ml water for 20-25 minutes till the volume is reduced to one glass. The juice is strained through cloth and a handful of seed is mixed with the juice. The whole decoction is blended to a powder form. 2 teaspoon full are taken twice daily for 1 month to control diabetes. The same preparation also cures fever. Equal amounts of bark, leaf and seed are taken and made into a paste. The paste is applied to psoriasis, ringworm and other affected areas of the skin for any skin problems.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia occidentalis L.
|image=cas01231.jpg
|docName= Rangpur Nilphamari Dinajpur districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Kolkashonda
|partUsed= -
|ailments=The whole plant is used to treat leucoderma, diabetes, leprosy, coughs and burning sensations in the throat and chest.
|procurement=
|handbook= 107 (Cassia occidentalis)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia occidentalis L.
|image=cas01231.jpg
|docName= Bogra and Pabna districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= Thonthonia village
|district= Bogra
|localName= Kulka-sunda
|partUsed= Whole plant
|ailments=Fever, dysentery, diabetes, cough
|procurement=Thonthonia village, Bogra
|handbook= 107 (Cassia occidentalis)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia tora L.
|image=cas02161.jpg:cas17091.jpg
|docName= Narshingdi district plant table
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= Narshingdi
|localName= Badam gach
|partUsed= -
|ailments= Juice from the leaves is used to treat fungal infections.
|procurement=
|handbook= 108 (Cassia tora)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia tora L.
|image=cas02161.jpg:cas17091.jpg
|docName= Murong tribe plant table
|tribe= Murong
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Rob-ae
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments= Tonsillitis. The leaves are burned to a powder and the ashes applied to the throat area externally. To be done twice daily for 3 days. Must not be taken internally.
|procurement=
|handbook= 108 (Cassia tora)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia tora L.
|image=cas02161.jpg:cas17091.jpg
|docName=Comparative plant table Rajshahi, Jessore, Tangail districts GI disorders
|tribe= -
|village= Boro bon gram village
|district= Rajshahi
|localName=Jhonjhonae, Chakunde
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Flatulence, abdominal pain from intestinal worms, blood poisoning, eczema. Leaf juice is taken as remedy for flatulence, abdominal pain from intestinal worms, and blood poisoning. Paste of leaves is mixed with coconut oil and applied to affected area as remedy for eczema.
|procurement=Md. Sirajul Islam, Boro bon gram village, Boalia Thana, Shopara post, Rajshahi district
|handbook= 108 (Cassia tora)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia tora L.
|image=cas02161.jpg:cas17091.jpg
|docName= Rajshahi and Jessore districts plant
|tribe= -
|village= Boro bon gram village
|district= Rajshahi
|localName=Jhonjhonae, Chakunde
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Flatulence, abdominal pain from intestinal worms, blood poisoning, eczema. Leaf juice is taken as remedy for flatulence, abdominal pain from intestinal worms, and blood poisoning. Paste of leaves is mixed with coconut oil and applied to affected area as remedy for eczema.
|procurement=Md. Sirajul Islam, Boro bon gram village, Boalia Thana, Shopara post, Rajshahi district
|handbook= 108 (Cassia tora)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia tora L.
|image=cas02161.jpg:cas17091.jpg
|docName= Bogra and Pabna districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= Shakpalamore village
|district= Bogra
|localName= Alancha
|partUsed= Leaves and seeds
|ailments=Constipation, cough, bronchitis, cardiac disorders, leprosy
|procurement=Shakpalamore village, Bogra
|handbook= 108 (Cassia tora *syn)
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Marma tribe plant table
|tribe= Marma
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Nafi-keda-pang
|partUsed= -
|ailments= The fruit and bark is given during fevers and to stimulate appetite.
|procurement=
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Khasia tribe plant table
|tribe= Khasia
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Juger lathi
|partUsed= -
|ailments= Juice from the whole plant to be taken along with a cup of milk for diabetes.
|procurement=
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Raumari area Kurigram district Plant table
|tribe= -
|village= Kurigram
|district= -
|localName= Banor lathi
|partUsed= Fruits
|ailments= Paste of fruits is mixed with sugar and taken 3 times a day for 21 days for dyspepsia.
|procurement=
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Garo tribe plant table of Madhupur Tangail district
|tribe= Garo
|village= -
|district= Tangail
|localName=Sonaru, Sonalu
|partUsed=Bark, leaf
|ailments=Cracking of skin, anthelmintic, dysentery of cattle. The bark of the plant is made into paste with water and applied to cracked skin. Juice of young leaves is used as anthelmintic (juice of 3-4 young twigs is given 2-3 times for 2 days). Juice of the bark is also used against dysentery of cattle (2-3 ounces once or twice a day).
|procurement=
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Santal Non-Santal Rajshahi Plant table
|tribe= Muslim
|village= -
|district= Rajshahi
|localName=Shonalu, Banor lathi
|partUsed=Leaf, flower
|ailments= Basli disease of hands and feet (basli is a disease when pain is felt in the bones of various parts of the body followed by swelling of the area; note that this plant is used only in basli disease of hands and feet.
|procurement=
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia fistula L.
|image=cas06221.jpg:cas12101.jpg:cas14151.jpg
|docName= Bogra and Pabna districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= Kaghyul village
|district= Bogra
|localName= Bandar lathi
|partUsed= Whole plant
|ailments=Laxative, constipation, vermifuge, demulcent
|procurement=Kaghyul village, Bogra
|handbook= 105 (Cassia fistula )
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Marma tribe plant table
|tribe= Marma
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Pui-bang
|partUsed= -
|ailments= The leaf is applied for ringworm and eczema.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Murong tribe plant table
|tribe= Murong
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Plachii
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Ringworm, anthelmintic, stomach problems, eczema, fungal infections on skin. Eczema or ringworm affected areas are rubbed with leaves till blood comes out. To be done a few times daily for 5-6 days. The leaves, when consumed in small amounts as a vegetable act as anthelmintic. Note that the stool may become soft during this period, but shall return to normal conditions again when consumption of leaves is stopped.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Chak tribe plant table
|tribe= Chak
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Kobung phang
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Dysentery, bloating, gas, laxative, ringworm. A handful of leaf is boiled in 500 ml water till the volume is reduced to 200 ml. The water is taken 1-2 times daily for 5-7 days for dysentery, bloating, gas, and for laxative effects. Juice squeezed from leaf is applied to area affected by ringworm.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Garo tribe plant table of Madhupur Tangail district
|tribe= Garo
|village= -
|district= Tangail
|localName=Daud, Daudgach
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments= Skin diseases. The crushed leaves along with some salt are applied in eczema and other skin diseases.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Natore district plant table
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= Natore
|localName= Dadmardan
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Purgative, ringworm. Paste of leaves is applied for ringworm. Juice of leaves is taken as purgative.
|procurement=Md. Zamal Faraji, Dhupail, Dayarampur, Lalpur, Natore
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Rajshahi and Jessore districts plant
|tribe= -
|village= Boro bon gram village
|district= Rajshahi
|localName= Daud gach
|partUsed=Leaf, seed
|ailments=Blood purification, increase of sperm count, skin disorders. Juice of leaves is taken to purify blood. Dried leaves are powdered and mixed with coconut oil followed by application to affected areas during skin disorders. Half teaspoon full of powdered seeds is taken with a little honey twice daily to increase sperm count.
|procurement=Md. Sirajul Islam, Boro bon gram village, Boalia Thana, Shopara Post, Rajshahi district
|handbook=
}}

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Cassia alata L.
|image=cas13041.jpg:cas17121.jpg
|docName= Tripura tribe plant table
|tribe= Tripura
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Khachua-fang
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments= Ringworm. 1. Leaf juice is applied to ringworm-affected spot 5-6 times daily till cure.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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