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==Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.==
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|ailments=Skin disorders like scabies, eczema, and itches, infection on lips, fever. 1. Flower paste is applied to lip infections. 2. A combination of leaf and flower paste is applied to skin disorders. 3. The roots are thoroughly boiled in water, alternately root juice is taken 1 teaspoon full at a time thrice daily for 5-6 days as remedy for fever.
 
|ailments=Skin disorders like scabies, eczema, and itches, infection on lips, fever. 1. Flower paste is applied to lip infections. 2. A combination of leaf and flower paste is applied to skin disorders. 3. The roots are thoroughly boiled in water, alternately root juice is taken 1 teaspoon full at a time thrice daily for 5-6 days as remedy for fever.
 
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|name= Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
 
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|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
 
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|ailments=Malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, eczema, lesions within toes, frequent thirsts. 200 g root is cut into small pieces and boiled in 1 L water till the volume is reduced to 500 ml.  The juice is then strained through cloth.  3 teaspoon full of the juice taken twice daily till cure is given as a remedy for malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, and frequent thirsts.  Paste of root and leaf is applied to eczema and lesions within the toes.  
 
|ailments=Malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, eczema, lesions within toes, frequent thirsts. 200 g root is cut into small pieces and boiled in 1 L water till the volume is reduced to 500 ml.  The juice is then strained through cloth.  3 teaspoon full of the juice taken twice daily till cure is given as a remedy for malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, and frequent thirsts.  Paste of root and leaf is applied to eczema and lesions within the toes.  
 
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|name= Urena lobata L.
 
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|docName= Marma tribe plant table
 
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|ailments=A paste of flowers and leaves are applied to chapped lips, and skin lesions; they are taken during urinary tract disorders.
 
|ailments=A paste of flowers and leaves are applied to chapped lips, and skin lesions; they are taken during urinary tract disorders.
 
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|name= Urena lobata L.
 
|name= Urena lobata L.
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|docName= Chak tribe plant table
 
|docName= Chak tribe plant table
 
|tribe= Chak
 
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|ailments= Edema. The roots are collected on Saturdays or Tuesdays and tied to the area of edema with a string till cure.  
 
|ailments= Edema. The roots are collected on Saturdays or Tuesdays and tied to the area of edema with a string till cure.  
 
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|name= Urena lobata L.
 
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|docName= Murong tribe plant table
 
|docName= Murong tribe plant table
 
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|ailments=Urinary problems, less urination, dry cough, cold sores, fever. Juice squeezed from roots when taken reduces urinary problems and acts as a diuretic. Equal amounts of flower and bark is grounded and one teaspoon full taken to cure fevers. Flowers when made into a cream and applied to affected area acts as a remedy for sore throat and cold sores.
 
|ailments=Urinary problems, less urination, dry cough, cold sores, fever. Juice squeezed from roots when taken reduces urinary problems and acts as a diuretic. Equal amounts of flower and bark is grounded and one teaspoon full taken to cure fevers. Flowers when made into a cream and applied to affected area acts as a remedy for sore throat and cold sores.
 
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Revision as of 09:00, 8 February 2010

Contents

Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.

Chathai (Tripura - -)

name Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
Local Name Chathai
Tribe (Info) Tripura
Village -
District ( Map) -
Part(s) Used Leaf, root, flower
Ailment Skin disorders like scabies, eczema, and itches, infection on lips, fever. 1. Flower paste is applied to lip infections. 2. A combination of leaf and flower paste is applied to skin disorders. 3. The roots are thoroughly boiled in water, alternately root juice is taken 1 teaspoon full at a time thrice daily for 5-6 days as remedy for fever.
Procurement
The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh.


Fou-fi-bang (Rakhain - -)

name Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
Local Name Fou-fi-bang
Tribe (Info) Rakhain
Village -
District ( Map) -
Part(s) Used Root, leaf
Ailment Malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, eczema, lesions within toes, frequent thirsts. 200 g root is cut into small pieces and boiled in 1 L water till the volume is reduced to 500 ml. The juice is then strained through cloth. 3 teaspoon full of the juice taken twice daily till cure is given as a remedy for malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, and frequent thirsts. Paste of root and leaf is applied to eczema and lesions within the toes.
Procurement
The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh.


Urena lobata L.


Fow-fi-i (Marma - -)

name Urena lobata L.
Local Name Fow-fi-i
Tribe (Info) Marma
Village -
District ( Map) -
Part(s) Used -
Ailment A paste of flowers and leaves are applied to chapped lips, and skin lesions; they are taken during urinary tract disorders.
Procurement
The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh.


Fou-fing, Tong kai chi (Chak - -)

name Urena lobata L.
Local Name Fou-fing, Tong kai chi
Tribe (Info) Chak
Village -
District ( Map) -
Part(s) Used Root
Ailment Edema. The roots are collected on Saturdays or Tuesdays and tied to the area of edema with a string till cure.
Procurement
The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh.


Rinia-mang (Murong - -)

name Urena lobata L.
Local Name Rinia-mang
Tribe (Info) Murong
Village -
District ( Map) -
Part(s) Used Root, bark, flower
Ailment Urinary problems, less urination, dry cough, cold sores, fever. Juice squeezed from roots when taken reduces urinary problems and acts as a diuretic. Equal amounts of flower and bark is grounded and one teaspoon full taken to cure fevers. Flowers when made into a cream and applied to affected area acts as a remedy for sore throat and cold sores.
Procurement
The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh.
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