Details of Plants:Piper longum
Family: Piperaceae Chavicine Piperene Rutin Sabinene phellandrene piperamine piperoleines β-Bisabolene β-caryophyllene |
Arunachal Pradesh Assam Mizoram Sikkim Sikkim: Pipla Mizoram: Voko-hrui Assam: Samaran Arunachal Pradesh: Saturikki |
arthritis Asthma Bronchitis Cough/Cold gout Malarial Fever Paralysis |
Fruit: Decoction taken orally Stem: Extract taken orally/applied topically Leaves: Extract taken orally/applied topically |
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