Details of Plants:Carica papaya
Family: Caricaceae Carotene Carpaine Carposide Chymopapain Cryptoglavine Dehydrocarpines Free Fatty Acid Papain Pectin Sucrose |
Arunachal Pradesh Assam Mizoram Nagaland Sikkim Mizoram: Tingfanghana Nagaland: mamazu (Ao) Sikkim: Mewa Arunachal Pradesh: Kaadong Assam: Amita |
Dysentery Gastritis Hypertension Ringworm Vomiting |
Fruit: Taken orally Leaves: Extract taken orally |
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