Details of Plants:Alstonia scholaris
Family: Apocynaceae Alkaloid Echitenine Flavonoids Proanthocyanidin echitamine |
Arunachal Pradesh Assam Mizoram Sikkim Tripura Tripura: Chaitan Sikkim: Chatiwan Mizoram: Saptaparna Assam: Gumbuthen Arunachal Pradesh: Singar |
Asthma Jaundice Malarial Fever Piles skin disease |
Flower: Extract taken orally latex: Extract taken orally Bark : Decoction taken orally |
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