Details of Plants:Terminalia chebula
Family: Combretaceae Arjungenin Chebulagic acid Chebulaginic-Acid Chebulanin Chebulin Chebulinicacid Chebulosides I Chebulosides II Coumarin Ethylgallate Gallic Acid Luteolin Punicalagin Tannic Acid Terflavin A |
Arunachal Pradesh Meghalaya Nagaland Sikkim Tripura Arunachal Pradesh: Logyo Meghalaya: Soh salukah Nagaland: nankgka jang (Ao) Sikkim: Harra Tripura: Horitoki |
Chest pain Conjunctivitis Constipation Cough Fever Indigestion Malarial Fever Throat infections |
Fruit: Dried powder taken orally Root: Paste applied topically Bark: Dried powder taken orally |
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