BLUMIA ODORATA
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Clinical Applications
BLUMIA ODORATA (Blumia Balsamifera) Plant Introduction: Blumea is a genus of tropical Australian and African herbs or shrubs (family-carduaceae), with simple alternate leaves and discoid purple or yellow flower heads. B. Balsamifera plant grows in the lands of Bengal. Assam, Madras etc. The plant...
General Description
BLUMIA ODORATA (Blumia Balsamifera) Plant Introduction: Blumea is a genus of tropical Australian and African herbs or shrubs (family-carduaceae), with simple alternate leaves and discoid purple or yellow flower heads. B. Balsamifera plant grows in the lands of Bengal. Assam, Madras etc. The plants are not high enough. Leaves are apparently like the tobacco leaves. The plant matures in the rainy season. Content of Chlorophil is maximum at that stage and the plant yields ngai Comphor. Syn. Placns. Name: In Sanskrit-Kukunder; Bengali-Kukshima or Kukur Sonka or Kukur Mota; Hindi Kukranbha; English-Blumia Balsamifera or Blumea Balsamifera; Latin-Blumia Odorata or Blumia Densiflora. Family: Compositae. Pharmaceutical use: Leaves and root but leaves are used widely. Th...
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BLUMIA ODORATA
(Blumia Balsamifera)
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Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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