Details of Plants:Allium sativum

Plant details Family: Alliaceae Phytochemicals Ajoene Allicin Alliin Diallyl Sulphate	NE-statewise availability Arunachal Pradesh Manipur Nagaland Tripura Vernacular Name Tripura: Roshun Nagaland: Chiimeria (Angami) Manipur: Puruntal Arunachal Pradesh: Losun
Ailments cured Cough/Cold Headache Hypertension	Plant parts used and methods Bulb: Paste applied topically Stem: Taken orally
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