Bangladesh:Urena - Revision history

Editor at 00:00, 9 February 2010

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
|image=
|docName= Tripura tribe plant table
|tribe= Tripura
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Chathai
|partUsed=Leaf, root, flower
|ailments=Skin disorders like scabies, eczema, and itches, infection on lips, fever. 1. Flower paste is applied to lip infections. 2. A combination of leaf and flower paste is applied to skin disorders. 3. The roots are thoroughly boiled in water, alternately root juice is taken 1 teaspoon full at a time thrice daily for 5-6 days as remedy for fever.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
|image=
|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
|tribe= Rakhain
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Fou-fi-bang
|partUsed=Root, leaf
|ailments=Malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, eczema, lesions within toes, frequent thirsts. 200 g root is cut into small pieces and boiled in 1 L water till the volume is reduced to 500 ml. The juice is then strained through cloth. 3 teaspoon full of the juice taken twice daily till cure is given as a remedy for malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, and frequent thirsts. Paste of root and leaf is applied to eczema and lesions within the toes.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Urena lobata L.
|image=ure02092.jpg
|docName= Marma tribe plant table
|tribe= Marma
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Fow-fi-i
|partUsed= -
|ailments=A paste of flowers and leaves are applied to chapped lips, and skin lesions; they are taken during urinary tract disorders.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

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Image:BG-ure02092.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Urena lobata L.
|image=ure02092.jpg
|docName= Chak tribe plant table
|tribe= Chak
|village= -
|district= -
|localName=Fou-fing, Tong kai chi
|partUsed= Root
|ailments= Edema. The roots are collected on Saturdays or Tuesdays and tied to the area of edema with a string till cure.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ure02092.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Urena lobata L.
|image=ure02092.jpg
|docName= Murong tribe plant table
|tribe= Murong
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Rinia-mang
|partUsed=Root, bark, flower
|ailments=Urinary problems, less urination, dry cough, cold sores, fever. Juice squeezed from roots when taken reduces urinary problems and acts as a diuretic. Equal amounts of flower and bark is grounded and one teaspoon full taken to cure fevers. Flowers when made into a cream and applied to affected area acts as a remedy for sore throat and cold sores.
|procurement=
|handbook=
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ure02092.jpg
</gallery>

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 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
 |docName= Tripura tribe plant table
 |tribe= Tripura
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 |ailments=Skin disorders like scabies, eczema, and itches, infection on lips, fever. 1. Flower paste is applied to lip infections. 2. A combination of leaf and flower paste is applied to skin disorders. 3. The roots are thoroughly boiled in water, alternately root juice is taken 1 teaspoon full at a time thrice daily for 5-6 days as remedy for fever.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Urena lobata L. var. glauca (Blume) Borss. Waalk.
 |docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
 |tribe= Rakhain
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 |ailments=Malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, eczema, lesions within toes, frequent thirsts. 200 g root is cut into small pieces and boiled in 1 L water till the volume is reduced to 500 ml.  The juice is then strained through cloth.  3 teaspoon full of the juice taken twice daily till cure is given as a remedy for malaria, liver disorders, diarrhea, and frequent thirsts.  Paste of root and leaf is applied to eczema and lesions within the toes.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Urena lobata L.
 |docName= Marma tribe plant table
 |tribe= Marma
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 |ailments=A paste of flowers and leaves are applied to chapped lips, and skin lesions; they are taken during urinary tract disorders.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Urena lobata L.
 |docName= Chak tribe plant table
 |tribe= Chak
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 |ailments= Edema. The roots are collected on Saturdays or Tuesdays and tied to the area of edema with a string till cure.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Urena lobata L.
 |docName= Murong tribe plant table
 |tribe= Murong
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 |ailments=Urinary problems, less urination, dry cough, cold sores, fever. Juice squeezed from roots when taken reduces urinary problems and acts as a diuretic. Equal amounts of flower and bark is grounded and one teaspoon full taken to cure fevers. Flowers when made into a cream and applied to affected area acts as a remedy for sore throat and cold sores.
 |procurement=
 }}