Details of Plants:Azadirachta indica
Family: Meliaceae Azadiractin Ellagic Acid Epicatechin Ferulic Acid Gedunin Nimbidin Nimbin Nimbinene Nimbolide Quercetin Salannin Tannins β-Sitosterol β-carotene |
Meghalaya Nagaland Sikkim Tripura Nagaland: neem tu (Ao) Sikkim: Nimpati Tripura: Neem Meghalaya: Dieng nim |
Abdominal pain Diarrhoea Dysentery Fever Hypertension Nausea Skin diseases Small pox Vomiting |
Seed: Extract applied topically Fruit: Extract applied topically Flower: Extract applied topically Bark: Extract applied topically Root: Extract applied topically Leaves: Extract taken orally |
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