Bangladesh:Aegle
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[edit] Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr.
[edit] Orai-pang (Marma - -)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Orai-pang |
| Tribe (Info) | Marma |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | The leaves and roots are taken as tranquilizer. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Bel (Khasia - -)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Bel |
| Tribe (Info) | Khasia |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | - |
| Ailment | The inner parts of the fruit taken to treat blood dysentery. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Bel (- Upashahar village Bogra)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Bel |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | Upashahar village |
| District ( Map) | Bogra |
| Part(s) Used | Whole plant |
| Ailment | Chronic dysentery, sex depressant |
| Procurement | Upashahar village, Bogra |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Bel (- Boro bon gram village Rajshahi)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Bel |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | Boro bon gram village |
| District ( Map) | Rajshahi |
| Part(s) Used | Unripe fruit |
| Ailment | Indigestion. The inner part of one fruit is burned slightly over a fire and then taken for indigestion. |
| Procurement | Md. Sirajul Islam, Boro bon gram village, Boalia Thana, Shopara Post, Rajshahi district |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Bel (- Boro bon gram village Rajshahi)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Bel |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | Boro bon gram village |
| District ( Map) | Rajshahi |
| Part(s) Used | Unripe fruit |
| Ailment | Indigestion. The inner part of one fruit is burned slightly over a fire and then taken for indigestion. |
| Procurement | Md. Sirajul Islam, Boro bon gram village, Boalia Thana, Shopara Post, Rajshahi district |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Orai-si-apang (Rakhain - -)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Orai-si-apang |
| Tribe (Info) | Rakhain |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | Fruit, bark, leaf, root |
| Ailment | Indigestion, piles, constipation, respiratory problem, antiinflammatory, poisonous insect or snake bites, heart palpitations, fever, clearing of bowels. Juice of ripe fruits when taken daily aids digestion, and acts as a remedy for constipation, piles, and respiratory problems. Leaves, roots, and bark are dried and powdered. Three teaspoon full of the powder is taken with a little sugar and a glass of water as remedy for heart palpitations, fever, clearing of bowels and as an antiinflammatory agent. Paste of leaves, roots and bark is applied to area of poisonous insect or snake bites. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Local name: Bel, Bengali name: Bel, English name: Golden apple (- - Noakhali)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Local name: Bel, Bengali name: Bel, English name: Golden apple |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Noakhali |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf, fruit, seed |
| Ailment | Fruits are digestive, stomachic, laxative, astringent, and tonic. They are used in constipation and dysentery (to be eaten daily). Leaf juice is useful in snake bite. Seed oil is antiseptic. |
| Procurement | Kaviraj Bijoy Chakraborti, Maizdi, Noakhali |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Shill-fol (Tripura - -)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Shill-fol |
| Tribe (Info) | Tripura |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | - |
| Part(s) Used | Fruit, root |
| Ailment | To keep body cool, diarrhea, dysentery, constipation, astringent, repeat fevers, contagious fevers, frequent urination (diabetes). 1. Sherbet of fruits when taken keeps the body cool, the fruits are also used as astringent, unripe fruits are taken during diarrhea and dysentery, ripe fruits are consumed during constipation. 2. Juice from roots, alternately roots boiled in water followed by drinking of the water acts as a remedy for frequent fevers and contagious fevers. Consumption of ripe fruits also reduces fever. 3. Sherbet made from leaves, when taken acts as a remedy for frequent urination (diabetes). |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Bel (- - Tangail)
| name | Aegle marmelos (L.) Corr. |
| Local Name | Bel |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Tangail |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf |
| Ailment | Bacillary dysentery. 1. Juice from 500g of leaves is mixed with 100g molasses and given 3-hourly for 4 times for 2 days. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
