Facts and Benefits of Arjun Tree - Health Benefits Times
Jan 15, 2018 · Arjun Tree is an evergreen, deciduous tree that grows about 20–25 meters tall. The tree is found growing in wet, marshy areas on riverbanks, banks of streams and rivers and normally prefers humid, fertile and red lateritic soils, but it can grow in any type of soils.
Terminalia arjuna - Wikipedia
Terminalia arjuna is a tree of the genus Terminalia. It is commonly known as arjuna [1] or arjun tree in English. [2] It is used as a traditional medicinal plant. [3]
KAHU (LACTUCA SATIVA LINN.): MORPHOLOGY, …
Jul 5, 2020 · Kahu (Lactuca sativa L.) is a popular salad vegetable and consumption of Kahu has many health benefits. The garden Kahu is considered to have originated in the warmer temperate parts of western...
TRADITIONAL USE OF KAHU (LACTUCA SCARIOLA L.) - A - ProQuest
Tukhme Kahu is the seed of Lactuca scar i ola Linn (Family - Asteraceae) which is commonly known as "Prickly Lettuce" seeds or "Wild Lettuce" seeds. L. virosa is a variety closely related to L. scariola.
Terminalia arjuna - IPlantz
Arjun is a multi-purpose tree originating from the Indian subcontinent, its native range extending from the Himalayan foothills to Sri Lanka. In native forests, it may attain a height of up to 25 meters (80 ft), with a straight, slender, buttressed trunk, branch free for more than half the tree height, supporting a compact, rounded crown.
Olea ferruginea - Forestrypedia
An evergreen tree common in the Mountains of Pakistan. Also in Afghanistan and Kashmir. Very common in the lower hills, 500-2000 m, gregarious, usually with Acacia modesta. Frequently planted in graveyards. Vernacular. Kahu, Showan, Kao, Indian Olive. Uses. The wood is very hard and heavy, used for turning, plows etc. and as firewood.
Ethnomedicinal Plants Used in the Health Care System: Survey ...
At the study site, a total of 115 medicinal plants were documented (38 trees, 37 herbs, 34 shrubs, 5 climbers, 1 fern, and 1 grass). In the study region, extensive field surveys were performed between March 2020 and August 2021.
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