CRATAEVA RELIGIOSA – PDF

PDF | Crataeva religiosa Hook and Forst belonging to family Capparidaceae ( Cappaceae) was selected based on its ethnopharmacological. Sethi, V.K.; Jain, M.P.; Thakur, R.S., Chemical constituents of crataeva religiosa. Indian Foundation for Butterflies. plants//Crataeva-religiosa. Share on facebook email page Share by email.

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The tree is sometimes called the spider tree because the showy flowers bear long, spidery stamens. Pub y27 3 It is suitable for ornamental planting in Public Park and open space in towns. Bull Calcutta Sch Trop Med 7 3: It is a member of the capers family.

The results provide an evidence for the traditional use of C. A pierid butterfly, Hebomoia glaucippeis a frequent visitor to this religiossa. These horns are cleaned without u Share on facebook Share by email. Indian Foundation for Butterflies — Butterflies of India. The antibacterial activity was evaluated by both microtest method using crattaeva and bioautography against five microorganisms obtained from T.

Bulletin of the Botanical Society of Bengal 29 1: It is used extensively for research as well as educational and outreach activities by professional and citizen scientists.

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Crateva religiosa – Wikipedia

Description of Tree Small medium sized, much branched crateava trees with crooked branched leaves and compound flowers which are white pale and yellowish.

Levo epiafzelechin 5 o beta d glucoside from crataeva religiosa. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Biodiversity Atlas – India is a species-based bioinformatics platform that is voluntarily supported by numerous organisations such as the National Centre for Biological SciencesIndian Religkosa for ButterfliesDiversity Indiaand Titli Trust.

The ‘BioAtlasIndia’ religioss family currently has the following members: National Centre for Biological Sciences NCBS holds copyright for all the original material and data compilations on the Butterflies of India and other Biodiversity Atlas – India websites, except that photographers hold copyright for images, as cited.

The Garlic Pear Tree is a perennial that can grow up to 15 meters.

Antimycotic potential of Crataeva religiosa Hook and Forst against some selected fungal pathogens.

Parts Used Bark leaves and root bark. Larval host plants — Crataeva-religiosa. Chemical constituents of Crataeva nurvala Buch-ham leaves. The fruit of the tree is edible and high in vitamin C.

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The growth of the tree is very slow. Indian Science Congress Association Proceedings 54 3: A part of the leaves applied to soles of feet to relive swelling and burning sensation. It takes about a year to geminate.

Chemical constituents of crataeva religiosa

Views Read Edit View history. Crataeva religiosa, a new host religiosw Alternaria alternata. Current Science 90 5: Neem tree can al Caesalpinia Sappan is a hardy tree Log in or Register to get access to full text downloads.

By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Pharmacognostic studies on the stem bark of crataeva religiosa. Abstract An attempt has been made to carry out a screening on the antibacterial activity of leaves of Religiosq religiosa Forst used in Benin traditional veterinary medicine against bacterial infection of Thryonomys swinderianus class of Mammalia, family of Thryonomyidae commonly called agouti or kholan.