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Accession number : ZD41424947

Botanical Name	Callicarpa arborea Roxb
Common Name	Mondol (Manipuri), Kachetong ( Ao-Changki), Socu ( Angami), Maiphia (kuki), Nonong ( Lotha), Chuchenga ( Rengma), Thachisu ( Sumi), Pajat (Ao)
Place	- Commonly found in Northeast India

Parts Used:

1: Bark [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Fever, gastric diseases, headache
Uses	Bark is used in skin diseases and scorpion sting. It is carminative and used in cutaneous diseases.Bark is used in skin diseases and scorpion sting. It is carminative and used in cutaneous diseases.
Source	Jamir, N.S. & Rao, R.S., 1990. Fifty new or interesting medicinal plants used by the Zealangs of Nagaland, India. Ethnobotany 2 (1 & 2) :11-18; Chaturvedi, S.K. and N. S. Jamir (2007). Some Ethnomedicinal plants of Nagaland, India. In: Advances in Ethnobotany (Ed. A.P. Das and A. K. Pandey). Bishen Singh Mahendra Pal Singh, Dehra Dun.

Accession number : BJ94896944

Botanical Name	Artocarpus lakoocha
Common Name	Harikokthong
Place	- Cultivated in the valley of Manipur.

Parts Used:

1: Bark [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Constipation, Fever
Uses	Bark powder can be use as antiseptic and applied to cracked skin and to pimples. It is also used in constipation.
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur; Khumbongmayum A.D., M.lL. Khan and R. S. Tripathi (2005). Ethnomedicinal plants in the sacred groves of Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 4(1): 21-32.

Accession number : UZ93047550

Botanical Name	Terminalia arjuna
Common Name	Myokpha (Manipuri)
Place	- Cultivated in Manipur.

Parts Used:

1: Bark [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Cough, Jaundice, Pile and hypertension.
Uses	Blood purifier, Bone fracture, Heart burn, The bark of the platn is used in high Blood Pressure, Mild Chest Pain, Joint pain, Body and Heart trouble, Liver problems, Regulate blood sugar Level. It is also aphrodisiac (an aphrodisiac is a substance that increases sexual desire), used in Cough,Urinary diseases, Cardiac diseases, Chest discomfort, Body swelling and Water retention
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur; H.B. SINGH, R.S. SINGH, J.S. SANDHU (2003) Herbal medicine of Manipur; Gogoi, R., and Borthakur, S.K., (2001). Notes on herbal recipes of Bodo tribe in Kamrup district, Assam, Ethnobotany, Vol. 13, pp.15; Sarmah, R., Arunachalam, A., Melkania, U., Majumder and Adhikari, D. (2006). Ethno-Medico-Botany of Chakmas in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Indian Forester 132(4): 474-484.

2: Fruit [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name
Uses	Fruit is tonic and deobstruent. It is also used in back pain.
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur; Singh H.K. and T.B. Singh (2005). Plants used for making traditional rosaries in Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 4(1): 15-20

Accession number : VM44418494

Botanical Name	Parkia roxburghii (Syn. P.javaniica)
Common Name	Yongchak ( Manipuri)
Place	- Commonly found in Manipur

Parts Used:

1: Pod

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Gastric trouble, Bleeding Piles, Diarrhoea, Dysentry
Uses	Pods and seeds are used for stomach disorders.
Source	Khumbongmayum A.D., M.lL. Khan and R. S. Tripathi (2005). Ethnomedicinal plants in the sacred groves of Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 4(1): 21-32; Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur;

2: Leaf [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name
Uses	The leaves are applied as lotion to cure sores and skin infections.
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur;

3: Bark

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Diarrhoea,Dysentry
Uses	The lotion made from bark is used to cure skin infection.
Source	Khumbongmayum A.D., M.lL. Khan and R. S. Tripathi (2005). Ethnomedicinal plants in the sacred groves of Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 4(1):21-32; Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur;

Accession number : BN26655050

Botanical Name	Chukrasia tabularis
Common Name	Taimareng (Manipuri)
Place	- Restricted in Manipur

Parts Used:

1: Bark [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name
Uses	The bark is astringent and is also used in back pain.
Source	Khumbongmayum A.D., M.lL. Khan and R. S. Tripathi (2005). Ethnomedicinal plants in the sacred groves of Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 4(1): 21-32; Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur;

2: Leaf [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name
Uses	The young leaf is astringent.
Source	Khumbongmayum A.D., M.lL. Khan and R. S. Tripathi (2005). Ethnomedicinal plants in the sacred groves of Manipur. Indian Journal of Ttaditional Knowledge. 4(1): 21-32; Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur.

Accession number : HD61382775

Botanical Name	Bauhinia purpurea
Common Name	Chingthrao (Manipuri)
Place	- Commonly found in Manipur and Nagaland

Parts Used:

1: Bark [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Dysentry, Skin diseases, Small Pox, Sores, Cancerous growth in stomach, leucorrhoea, Asthma, Leprosy and diarrhoea
Uses	The bark extract is applied in insect bites and in irregular menstruation. It is also used for chest pain.
Source	Purkayastha, J., Nath, S.C. and Islam, M. (2005). Ethnobotany of medicinal plants from Dibru-Saikhowa Bioshpere Reserve of Northeast India. Fitoterapia 76: 121-127; Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur; Rao, R.R. and Jamir, N.S. (1982). Ethnobotanical studies in Nagaland-II. 54 Medicinal Plants used by Nagas. J. Econ. Tax. Bot. 3: 11-17.

2: Leaf [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name	Jaundice, Asthma, Leprosy
Uses	Decoction of leaf is taken in biliousness and stone in bladder.
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur;

3: Flower [Constituents]

Medicinal information

Disease Name
Uses	Flowers are given in indigestion. The flower-buds are anthelmintic and laxative.
Source	Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur; Jamir, N.S. & Rao, R.S., 1990. Fifty new or interesting medicinal plants used by the Zealangs of Nagaland, India. Ethnobotany 2 (1 & 2) : 11-18.