Details of Plants:Mimosa pudica
Family: Fabaceae Amino Acid Coumarin Flavonoids Glycosides Mimosine Phenols Phytosterol Quinines Saponin Tannins |
Arunachal Pradesh Assam Mizoram Sikkim Tripura Tripura: lazzabati Sikkim: Lajjawanti Mizoram: Hlonuar Arunachal Pradesh: Reseh Assam: Klim-tchakaw |
Asthma Cough Dysentery Fever Fistula kidney disorder Piles Toothache |
Leaves: Extract taken orally Root: Decoction taken orally |
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