English Name : Ceylon Caper
Family : Capparaceae
Origin : Indo-Malaysia
Description
A branched shrub with smooth stem. Leaves rough, broadly lanceolate, pointed tip, short curved thorns at the base of leaf stalk. Flowers white. Fruits berry, bright scarlet, ovoid shaped. Seeds many.
Habitat
Scrub forests and on hedges of the Indian plains.
Parts Used : Seed, leaf, root and its bark and aerial part
Herb Effects
Sedative, stomachic, antihidrotic and diuretic (root bark); alleviates spasms (50% EtOH aerial part extract).
Active Ingredients
Glucocapparin, thioglucoside, alpha-amyrin, n-tricontane and a fixed oil (leaf and seed).
Medicinal Use
Hemorrhoids, boils, piles and swellings (leaf); cholera and stomach problems (powdered root bark).
Reference
Habitat
Scrub forests and on hedges of the Indian plains.
Parts Used : Seed, leaf, root and its bark and aerial part
Herb Effects
Sedative, stomachic, antihidrotic and diuretic (root bark); alleviates spasms (50% EtOH aerial part extract).
Active Ingredients
Glucocapparin, thioglucoside, alpha-amyrin, n-tricontane and a fixed oil (leaf and seed).
Medicinal Use
Hemorrhoids, boils, piles and swellings (leaf); cholera and stomach problems (powdered root bark).
Reference
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