Bangladesh:Paederia
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[edit] Paederia foetida L.
[edit] Gondhobala, Gonail sak ( )
| name | Paederia foetida L. |
| Local Name | Gondhobala, Gonail sak |
| Tribe (Info) | |
| Village | |
| District ( Map) | |
| Part(s) Used | |
| Ailment | The whole plant is used in dysentery. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Gandhabadhuli (Garo - Tangail)
| name | Paederia foetida L. |
| Local Name | Gandhabadhuli |
| Tribe (Info) | Garo |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Tangail |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf |
| Ailment | Stomach ailments. The leaves are cooked and eaten as vegetable for stomach ailments. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Local name: Gondho badali, Bengali name: Gondho maloti, English name: King窶冱 Tonic (- - Noakhali)
| name | Paederia foetida L. |
| Local Name | Local name: Gondho badali, Bengali name: Gondho maloti, English name: King窶冱 Tonic |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Noakhali |
| Part(s) Used | Leaf, root, fruit |
| Ailment | Leaf juice is astringent and given to children in diarrhea. Leaves and roots are regarded as tonic, stomachic, given to sick and convalescing patients, and are used as remedy for diarrhea and dysentery. Fruits are taken during toothache. Fruits are also given in cancer. |
| Procurement | Sree Umesh Chandra, Begumganj, Noakhali |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
[edit] Gondhobadhali (- - Noakhali)
| name | Paederia foetida L. |
| Local Name | Gondhobadhali |
| Tribe (Info) | - |
| Village | - |
| District ( Map) | Noakhali |
| Part(s) Used | Tender leaves |
| Ailment | The tender leaves are washed and then crushed in water to extract the juice. The extract is filtered through cloth and the juice given to patients for dysentery. |
| Procurement | |
| The information is collected by Prof. Rahmatullah, University of Development Alternative, Bangladesh. | |
