ASHOKA
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ASHOKA OR JENOSIA ASHOKA OR SACARA IND. Plant Introduction: It is an evergreen plant having helicoid, uniparous lateral branching. Leaves are broad and 9-10 inch long; flowers appear in clusters; first it is seen orange coloured which gradually changes to red. The tree looks beautiful in the spri...
General Description
ASHOKA OR JENOSIA ASHOKA OR SACARA IND. Plant Introduction: It is an evergreen plant having helicoid, uniparous lateral branching. Leaves are broad and 9-10 inch long; flowers appear in clusters; first it is seen orange coloured which gradually changes to red. The tree looks beautiful in the spring during the florescence. Family: Leguminaceae. Name: In Sanskrit;-Ashoka or Raktapallava; Bengali, Hindi, oriya and Telegu-Ashok Gujrati-Ashupani; Tamil and Malayalam-Ashogam; Latin-Sacara Ind or Jehosia Ashoka. Pharmaceutical use: bark and seeds. Chemical composition: Acid Tannin, Catechin Bitter Principle. Growing place: In Bengal and central and eastern Himalayan region. Physio-Chemical action: It is a remedy for vitiated state of bile, blood and phlegm; is a refresher; retain...
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- Origin Source Natural
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