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|name= Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston | |name= Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston | ||
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|docName= Narshingdi district plant table | |docName= Narshingdi district plant table | ||
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|ailments= Seeds mixed with mango seeds are powdered and taken as remedy during diarrhea. | |ailments= Seeds mixed with mango seeds are powdered and taken as remedy during diarrhea. | ||
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|docName= Murong tribe plant table | |docName= Murong tribe plant table | ||
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|ailments=Pain, diarrhea, astringent, hepatic disorders. Paste of leaves is applied to affected area to relieve pain. Bark is grounded and juice collected. Two teaspoon full of juice is taken twice daily; alternately, dried bark is powdered and made into pills the size of bean seeds. Three pills are to be taken twice daily for diarrhea and hepatic disorders. Fruits are eaten as remedy for hepatic disorders and juice from bark is used as astringent. | |ailments=Pain, diarrhea, astringent, hepatic disorders. Paste of leaves is applied to affected area to relieve pain. Bark is grounded and juice collected. Two teaspoon full of juice is taken twice daily; alternately, dried bark is powdered and made into pills the size of bean seeds. Three pills are to be taken twice daily for diarrhea and hepatic disorders. Fruits are eaten as remedy for hepatic disorders and juice from bark is used as astringent. | ||
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|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table | |docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table | ||
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|ailments=Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. | |ailments=Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. | ||
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| + | ==Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels== | ||
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| − | |name= Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels | + | |name= Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
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| + | |localName= Chabri-shae-bang | ||
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| + | |ailments= The seeds of the fruit are taken for diabetes and urinary problems. | ||
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|docName= Khasia tribe plant table | |docName= Khasia tribe plant table | ||
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|ailments=Seeds of Mangifera indica, Sygyzium cumini and Tamarindus indica are mixed in equal proportions and taken with juice of the rhizomes of Zingiber officinale for diabetes. | |ailments=Seeds of Mangifera indica, Sygyzium cumini and Tamarindus indica are mixed in equal proportions and taken with juice of the rhizomes of Zingiber officinale for diabetes. | ||
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|docName= Garo tribe plant table of Sherpur district | |docName= Garo tribe plant table of Sherpur district | ||
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|ailments=Anemia. The powdered seeds of Sygyzium cumini and Mangifera indica are powdered, mixed in equal proportions and taken with honey (5 ml once daily in the morning for 21 days). | |ailments=Anemia. The powdered seeds of Sygyzium cumini and Mangifera indica are powdered, mixed in equal proportions and taken with honey (5 ml once daily in the morning for 21 days). | ||
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|docName= Rajshahi and Jessore districts plant | |docName= Rajshahi and Jessore districts plant | ||
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|ailments= Diabetes. Seed kernels are taken with a little honey. | |ailments= Diabetes. Seed kernels are taken with a little honey. | ||
|procurement=Md. Ayub Ali, Bajua danga Village, Monirampur Thana, Koada bazar Post, Ramnagar Kotwali Union, Jessore District | |procurement=Md. Ayub Ali, Bajua danga Village, Monirampur Thana, Koada bazar Post, Ramnagar Kotwali Union, Jessore District | ||
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|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table | |docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table | ||
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|ailments=Anti-inflammatory, infrequent urination, burning sensation in urinary tract, fever, gastrointestinal problems, diarrhea, blood with stool, toothache, skin disorders. A few handfuls of leaves are boiled in 0. 5 L water till the volume is reduced to 1 glass (about 200 ml). The water is strained through cloth. Two tablespoons of the water is to be taken on an empty stomach till cure of the disease(s). Dried and powdered seeds are made into tablets the size of bean seeds. Two tablets are taken daily till cure. Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. | |ailments=Anti-inflammatory, infrequent urination, burning sensation in urinary tract, fever, gastrointestinal problems, diarrhea, blood with stool, toothache, skin disorders. A few handfuls of leaves are boiled in 0. 5 L water till the volume is reduced to 1 glass (about 200 ml). The water is strained through cloth. Two tablespoons of the water is to be taken on an empty stomach till cure of the disease(s). Dried and powdered seeds are made into tablets the size of bean seeds. Two tablets are taken daily till cure. Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 14 April 2011
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[edit] Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston
[edit] Golap jam (- - Narshingdi)
| name | Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston |
| Local Name | Golap jam |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Narshingdi |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | Seeds mixed with mango seeds are powdered and taken as remedy during diarrhea. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Pang-mishing (Murong - -)
| name | Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston |
| Local Name | Pang-mishing |
| Tribe (Info) | Murong |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf, bark, fruit |
| Ailment | Pain, diarrhea, astringent, hepatic disorders. Paste of leaves is applied to affected area to relieve pain. Bark is grounded and juice collected. Two teaspoon full of juice is taken twice daily; alternately, dried bark is powdered and made into pills the size of bean seeds. Three pills are to be taken twice daily for diarrhea and hepatic disorders. Fruits are eaten as remedy for hepatic disorders and juice from bark is used as astringent. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Jaimbuk tabri (Rakhain - -)
| name | Syzygium jambos (L.) Alston |
| Local Name | Jaimbuk tabri |
| Tribe (Info) | Rakhain |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf |
| Ailment | Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels
[edit] Chabri-shae-bang (Marma - -)
| name | Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
| Local Name | Chabri-shae-bang |
| Tribe (Info) | Marma |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | The seeds of the fruit are taken for diabetes and urinary problems. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Kalo jam (Khasia - -)
| name | Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
| Local Name | Kalo jam |
| Tribe (Info) | Khasia |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | Seeds of Mangifera indica, Sygyzium cumini and Tamarindus indica are mixed in equal proportions and taken with juice of the rhizomes of Zingiber officinale for diabetes. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Kalojam (Garo - Sherpur)
| name | Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
| Local Name | Kalojam |
| Tribe (Info) | Garo |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Sherpur |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | Anemia. The powdered seeds of Sygyzium cumini and Mangifera indica are powdered, mixed in equal proportions and taken with honey (5 ml once daily in the morning for 21 days). |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Jam (- Bajua danga village Jessore)
| name | Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
| Local Name | Jam |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | Bajua danga village |
| District ( Map) | Jessore |
| Part(s) Used | Seed kernels |
| Ailment | Diabetes. Seed kernels are taken with a little honey. |
| Procurement | Md. Ayub Ali, Bajua danga Village, Monirampur Thana, Koada bazar Post, Ramnagar Kotwali Union, Jessore District |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Cha-briishi (Rakhain - -)
| name | Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels |
| Local Name | Cha-briishi |
| Tribe (Info) | Rakhain |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf, seed |
| Ailment | Anti-inflammatory, infrequent urination, burning sensation in urinary tract, fever, gastrointestinal problems, diarrhea, blood with stool, toothache, skin disorders. A few handfuls of leaves are boiled in 0. 5 L water till the volume is reduced to 1 glass (about 200 ml). The water is strained through cloth. Two tablespoons of the water is to be taken on an empty stomach till cure of the disease(s). Dried and powdered seeds are made into tablets the size of bean seeds. Two tablets are taken daily till cure. Body pain, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, urinary problems. Leaf paste is applied to area of pain for relief. Leaves are boiled in water and the water drunk for urinary problems. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
