Upcoming New Seeds

These new seed arrivals also help in starting layout of new gardens as well as meet the fresh landscaping demands as desired by the customers. Offering least expensive way for changing home/gardens with fresh new looks, we also provide consultation to customers including step-by-step instruction support for correctly using the seeds in turning the available spaces into lush, beautiful lawns. The careful selection of the seeds also results in ensuring enhancement in the germination and overall success rates of the seeds.

Species	Collection Time	Seeds/Kg
Acer Oblongum	Aug-Oct	22000
Acrocarpus Fraxinifolious	Apr-May	30500
Adenanthera Pavoniana	Jun-Jul	3000
Adina Cordifolia	Sep-Oct	-
Aegle Marmelos	Apr-May	12000
Aeculus Assamica	Sep-Nov	15-20
Aesculus indica (Indian horse chestnut)	Sep-Nov	40
Ailanthus Excelsa	May-Jun	17000
Aleurites fordii (tung oil tree)	-	450
Aleurites Montana (wood oil tree of India)	-	470
Alnus nitida	Nov-Dec	217000
Alnus nepalensis	Dec-Jan	517000
Alstonia scholaris	Mar-Apr	600800
Anacardium occidentale (cashew nut)	Apr-May	170
Anogeissus latifolia (axlewood)	Apr-May	100000
Anogeissus pendula	Feb-Mar	97000
Annona squamosa (custard apple)	May-Jun	10000
Anthocephalus indicus (a.cadamba)	Jan-Feb	100000
Antigonon leptopus	Oct-Nov	8000
Azadirachta indica	July	4500
Barringtonia acutangula	Jul-Aug	200
Bassia latifolia (madhuca indica)	May-June	500
Betula utilis	-	-
Bischofia javanica	Apr-May	1300
Bixa orellana	-	-
Bombax ceiba (b.malabaricum)	Apr-May	25000
Boswellia serrata	Jul-Aug	14000
Broussonetia papyrifera	Apr-May	200000
Butea frondosa (b.monosperma)	May-Jun	1200
Caesalpina pulcherrima	Sep-Dec	8000
Callistemon lanceolatus (c.vaminalis) [bottle brush]	Jul-Aug	150000
Callistemon rigidus	May-Jun	70000
Camellia sinensis	Sep-Oct	800
Castenea sativa (c.vulgaris)	Sep-Oct	350
Casuarina equisetfolia	Aug-Sep	500000
Cedrella serrata	Sep-Oct	370000
Cedrella toona (toona cliata)	May-Jun	290000
Celtis Australis	Nov-Dec	4500
Chukrassia tabularis	Dec-Jan	75000
Chorisia speciousus	-	14000
Ceiba pentandra	Apr-May	19000
Cinnamonum camphora	Jul-Aug	5900
Clitoria ternatea	Sep-Oct	17000
Coliviliea racemosa	Jan-Mar	4000
Cordia dichotoma (c.myxa)	May-Jul	4000
Cordia wallichii (c.oblique)	May-Jul	1700
Corylus colurna (Himalayan hazel)	Sep-Oct	1000
Craetagus oxycantha	Sep-Oct	-
Crotalaria juncae	Apr-May	22000
Dalbergia assamica	-	15000
Dalbergia latifolia (the rosewood)	Dec-Feb	18000
Dalbergia sisoo	Dec-Feb	23000
Datura Fastusa	-	60000
Delonix Regia (Poinciana regia)	Jan-Mar	2200
Derris robusta	-	9000
Dillenia indica	Jan-Mar	37000
Diospyros melanoxylon	Apr-May	980
Dodonea viscose	Jun-Jul	21000
Elaeocarpus ganitrus	Jun-Jul	410
Emblica officianalis	Jan-Feb	52000
Entrolobium timbovva	Oct-Nov	4000
Erythrina blackii	-	-
Erythrina crista galli	-	-
Erythrina indica (coral tree)	May-Jun	1200
Eugenia jambolana	May-Jun	1400
Exbucklandia populanea	Dec-Jan	98700
Ficus Retusa	-
Fraxinus floribunda	Sep-Oct	-
Gliricidia maculata (g. sepium)	Apr-Jun	6000
Gmelina arborea	May-Jun	850
Grevellia robusta	May-Jun	75000
Grewia asiatica	Apr-May	-
Grewia oppositifolia	Oct-Nov	12000
Hardwickia binata	Apr-May	4000
Holarrhena antidynterica	Jul-Aug	-
Holoptelia intrigifolia	May-Jul	30000
Inga dulces	Jun-Jul	7000
Ipomea palmate	Jul-Aug	18000
Jacranda mimosaefolia	Nov-Feb	57000
Jasminium officinale	Jun-Jul	5000
Jatropha curcas	-	-
Juglans regia	Oct-Nov	125
Juglans tibetica	Sep-Oct	180
Kigelia pinnata	Nov-Dec	9700
Koelrauterae apiculata	Jan-Feb	10000
Kydia calycina	Feb-Mar	127000
Lagerstromea flosreginae (l.speciosa)	Oct-Dec	78000
Lagerstromea Indica	Sep-Oct	170000
Lagerstromea Parvifolia	Oct-Nov	28000
Lagerstromea Thoreilli	Nov-Dec	80000
Lantana camara	Sep-Oct	21000
Lawsonia alba	Jun-Jul	75000
Leucaena leucocephala (native variety)	Jun-Aug	19000
Leucana leucocephala (hawaiin k-8)	Jul-Aug	15700
Madhuca indica	May-Jun	500
Mangifera indica	Jun-Aug	60
Mallotus phillipinesis	Mar-Apr	5700
Medicago sativa	-	50000
Melia azedrach	Dec-Jan	1100
Melia composita (m.dubia)	Jan-Feb	890
Mesua ferea	Dec-Jan	540
Michelia alba	-	-
Michelia Champaca	Aug-Sep	3700
Michelia Ovalifolia	Jul-Sep	8000
Millingtonia hortensis	Oct-Dec	-
Mimosa pudiga	Sep-Oct	50000
Mimusops elangi	Apr-May	1700
Mimusops hexandra	Jun-Jul	2500
Mitragyna parviflora	Nov-Jan	150000
Moringa pterygosperma (m.olifera)	May-Jun	7000
Morus alba (white mulberry)	Apr-May	250000
Morus Indica	Apr-May	310000
Morus Nigra	Apr-May	300000
Morus Serrata	Apr-Jun	280000
Murraya exotica	Aug-Sep	10000
Nactanthes arboristis	Nov-Dec	9000
Nepthelium litchee	Jun-Jul	250
Ordxylum indicum	Dec-Mar	-
Ougeinia dalbergiodes	Jun-Jul	24000
Parkia bigalandulosa	Apr-May	2000
Parkia roxburghaii (P. javanica)	Apr-May	2500
Parkinsonia aculeate	May-Jun	12500
Peltophorum ferrugineum (p. pterocarpus)	Dec-Jan	13500
Phyllanthus emblica (p. officinalis)	Jan-Feb	52000
Picea morinda (p.smithiana)	Sep-Oct	15000
Pithecolobium dulces	Jun-Jul	7000
Pithecolobium saman (raintree)	May-Jun	4900
Podocarpus gracilior	Aug-Sep	1800
Poinciana regia (delonix regia)	Jan-Mar	2200
Polyalthia longifolia	Jul-Aug	850
Polyalthia longifolia var pendula	Jul-Aug	670
Pongomia pinnata (p.glabra)	Jan-Feb	580
Prosopis cineraria (p.specigera)	Apr-Jun	20000
Prosopis juliflora (p.chinensis)	Apr-Jun	30000
Prunus paddus (p.cerasoides)	Apr-May	-
Prunus Paddum	Apr-Jun	3500
Pterocarpus marsupium	Jun-Jul	1500
Pterocarpus acerifolioum	Jan-Feb	6500
Pinica granatum	Dec-Jan	38000
Putranjiva roxburghaii (child life tree)	Jan-Feb	2000
Quercus incana	Oct-Nov	870
Quercus serrata	Sep-Oct	500
Rauwolfia serpentina	Jul-Aug	70000
Ravenala madagascariensis	-	-
Ricinus communis	Jun-Jul	-
Robinia pseudoacacia (locust tree)	Oct-Nov	42000
Salmalia malabaricum	Apr-May	7000
Santalum album	May-Jun	5500
Sapindus muckrosii (the soapnut tree)	Oct-Nov	850
Sapium sebiferum	Sep-Oct	14000
Saraca indica (s.osaca)	Jun-Aug	70
Scheleichera trijuga (s.deosa)	Aug-Sep	1400
Sesbania aculeate	Sep-Nov	40000
Sesbania Aegyptica	May-Jun	42000
Sesbania Grandiflora	Jun-Jul	10700
Shorea robusta	-	580
Spathodia compunalata (s.nilotica)	Apr-May	117000
Sterculia alata	Feb-Apr	990
Strychnos nux-vomica	Apr-Jun	800
Swietinia macrophylla	Mar-May	1700
Swietinia mahogani	Mar-Apr	4000
Tamarindus indica	Jun-Jul	790
Taxodium mucronatum	Aug-Oct	45000
Taxus baccata	-	-
Tecoma argentea	-	-
Tecoma stans	Dec-Jan	100000
Tecoma undulata	-	48000
Tectona grandis (the Indian teak tree)	Dec-Jan	1100
Tectona grandis (pre-treated)	-	1500

We offer quality processed tree seeds. These seeds are to be stored in with specific processing requirements depending on particular seed type, the offered tree and shrub seeds also come tested to perfectly match with particular climatic conditions. The cultivation of these seeds in a controlled environment also ensures their viability for longer time duration.

Available seeds

Acacia Seeds, Albizzia Seeds, Bauhinia Seeds, Cassia Seeds, Eucalyptus Seeds, Ficus Seeds, Terminalia Seeds, Palm Seeds, Bamboo Seeds, Conifer Seeds & Fruit Seeds

We are well recognized suppliers of a wide variety of seeds and plants that can be grown in different climatic conditions. Our expertise lies in offering plantation support for over 1200 species of herbs & seeds. The available varieties include bamboo seeds, spice seeds, grass seeds, medicinal seeds, forestry seeds, reforestation seeds, tree seeds, shrubs seeds, palm seeds, vegetable seeds and flower seeds.

Our business operations are led by experienced management whose rich knowledge in this field has helped us to successfully understand as well as match up with the particular seed and plantation demands of the customers. Further, the dedicated support provided by experienced professionals at different levels of the business also allow us to successfully manage the supply of all seed varieties as well as bare plants as demanded by the customers.

Right from the initial stage to the present, we are maintaining our focus on sharing information that have helped growers in achieving enhanced end results as well as bring much desired improvements in production outputs. Here, our established setup for conducting extensive testing as well as field trials has also assisted us in building accumulated knowledge base which in turn allows us to deliver better and more productive solutions that meet the agriculture and horticulture needs of the customers.

Quality

With our expertise in offering fine balance between competitive price and good product quality, we consistently work towards developing trade as well as economic cooperation together with more & more customers making great progress. Further, we have also built solid reputation by honoring our contracts as well as providing prompt delivery and best of services.

Team

We have with us service support of professional and experienced staff comprising experienced team of horticulturists. They provide valuable assistance during different business operation procedures including

·         Consultation on seed selection

·         Soil preparation

·         Planting times

·         Seeding techniques

Further, the team also has immediate access to inventory as well as seed quality information, thus allowing them to offer desired assistance to novice seeders as well as desired technical advice to other seed professionals.

Here, the team expertise also lies in offering custom blends so as to meet specific needs for

·         Color

·         Native specie

·         Climatic conditions

·         Other concerns as raised by the customers

Terms of Business

·         All offered varieties are subject to stocks that are unsold with possibility of price change without prior notice

·         Placed seed orders need to be accompanied with 100% advanced payment through DD/ TT/CHEQUE for new clients with older clients sending 50% as initial order payment. These conditions are not applicable for Govt. departments.

·         Payment for credit account need to be settled within 30 days from date of invoice else buyer/consignee agree to pay 18% interest per annum

·         All other charges including packing insurance forwarding/airfreight and others are exclusive of order unless negotiated otherwise

·         All other charges including packing insurance forwarding/airfreight and others are exclusive of order unless negotiated otherwise

·         While we take every care to supply fresh & viable herb and seed collection, the firm does not accept any liability for compensation in consequence of failure of germination of seeds/herbs supplied (As different other conditions are also involved including atmospheric condition, soil condition, sowing technique and others, seeds are not wholly to be blamed for it)

·         Sales tax will be charged at current rates for domestic clients. The clients who claim exemption from C.S.T. need to furnish declaration form "C" or form "D" as applicable in duplicate

·         All disputes will be settled in Kanpur, India only

·         Due to highly fluctuating prices of herbs and seeds, we request patrons, customers and well wishers to ask for specific prices as per their quantity requirement.

GUIDELINES FOR ORDERING SEED

Determine your seed requirement.

·      Identify the species, variety or provenance appropriate for your needs.

·      Seed requirements depend on planting design and desired spacing.

Review available information.

Contact us for more information.

Order the seed well ahead of the time it is needed.

·      We may not have stocks of the seed you need. Knowing the quantity of seed orders in advance, allows us to collect and ship seed in time to meet your needs. This is very important particularly for recalcitrant seed (recalcitrant seed can be stored only for a short period after collection) and for species that flower and produce seeds at irregular interval (not every year).

·      Consider the time required to raise health seedlings for field planting. For most species the nursery period is 2 to 12 months.

Provide the following information.

·      Your detailed address (street and number, city, district, province, country, postal code, telephone and facsimile number, email, and name of contact person).

·      The most reliable form of shipping (surface mail, airmail, courier) to your location.

·      The quantity of seed required.

·      The date you desire to receive the seed and the intended sowing date.

·      Specify the type of seed storage facility available to you.

Confirm your seed order as soon as possible.

·      After receiving confirmation from us, confirm your seed order (species and quantities of seed) as soon as possible. Complete and return any seed order form that is required.

·      Provide all the details listed in number 4 above again, so the information is easily accessible to us.

·      Make an advance payment if required and specify the mode of shipping you prefer.

After receiving seed.

·      Acknowledge that you received the seed.

·      Make any remaining payment as agreed.

·      Follow the instruction on seed storage and pre-sowing treatment when applicable.

·      File and safeguard the documentation provided with the seed. This information is important as a reference and for ordering additional seed.

·      If you redistribute this seed, do not forget to provide copies of the documentation with the seed.

·      Keep us informed on performance of the seed and any problem encountered with seed germination, seedlings establishment, pest and diseases.

Importing and exporting seed to or from India (Minister of Forestry regulations).

·      Applications for the import/export permits should include the following information : purpose, species, quantity, source of seed, and country of origin/destination.

·      Imported seed should be accompanied by a certificate of origin, certification of quality, and phytosanitory certificate.

·      Exportable seed are quality seed produced in planted forests and not included on lists of rare or endangered species protected by law.

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Botanical Names

Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial A

• Abelmoschus Moschatus

• Abrus Precatorius

• Abutilon Indicum

• Acacia Catechu

• Acacia Concina

• Achillea Millefolium

• Achyranthes Aspera

• Aconitum Heterophyllum

• Acorus Calmus

• Adhatoda Vasica

• Adiantum Capillus

• Aegle Marmelos

• Aesculus Hippocastanum

• Aloe Vera

• Alpinia Galanga

• Althaea Officinalis

• Andrographis Paniculata

• Anethum Graveolens

• Annona Squamosa

• Argyreia Nervosa

• Artocarpus Heterophyllus

• Asparagus Racemosus

• Asteracantha Longifolia (Hygrophila Auriculata)

• Atropa Belladonna

• Azadirachta Indica

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial B

• Bacopa Monniera

• Bambusa Arundinacea

• Bambusa Vulgaris

• Bauhinia Variegata

• Berberis Aristata

• Boerhavia Diffusa

• Bombax Ceiba

• Boswellia Serrata

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial C

• Calendula Officinalis

• Callicarpa Macrophylla

• Calotropis Procera

• Carica Papaya

• Cassia Angustifolia

• Cassia Fistula

• Cassia Obovata

• Cassia Occidentalis

• Cassia Tora

• Cedrus Deodara

• Celosia Cristata

• Centella Asiatica

• Chlorophytum Borivilianum

• Cichorium Intybus

• Cinchona Officinalis

• Cinnamomum Camphora

• Cinnamomum Zeylanicum

• Cinnamon Cassia

• Cissampelos Pareira

• Citrus Aurantium

• Coleus Forskohlii

• Commiphora Mukul

• Convolvulus Alsinoides

• Cordyceps Sinensis

• Crocus Sativus

• Curculigo Orchioides

• Curcuma Longa

• Curcuma Zedoaria

• Cydonia Oblonga

• Cymbopogon Citratus

• Cyperus Rotundus

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial D

• Dactylorhiza Hatagirea

• Datura Stramonium

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial E

• Eclipta Alba

• Eclipta Prostata

• Eleusine Coracana

• Embelia Ribes

• Emblica Officinalis

• Ephedra Vulgaris

• Erythrina Variegata

• Evolvulus Alsinoides

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial F

• Fagopyrum Esculentum

• Ferula Foetida

• Ficus Benghalensis

• Ficus Racemosa

• Ficus Religiosa

• Fumaria Officinalis

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial G

• Garcinia Cambogia

• Glycyrrhiza Glabra

• Gmelina Arborea

• Gymnema Sylvestre

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial H

• Hedychium Spicatum

• Helicteres Isora

• Hemidesmus Indicus

• Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis

• Holarrhena Antidysenterica

• Hyoscyamus Niger

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial I

• Illicium Verum

• Indigofera Tinctoria

• Inula Racemosa

• Ipomoea Carnea

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial J

• Jatropha Curcus

• Juglans Regia

• Juniperus Indica

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial L

• Lantana Camara

• Lawsonia Inermis

• Lepidium Sativum

• Leptadenia Reticulata

• Lilium Polyphyllum

• Linum Usitatissimum

• Luffa Cylindrica

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial M

• Madhuca Indica

• Mallotus Philippinensis

• Mangifera Indica

• Matricaria Chamomilla

• Mentha Arvensis

• Mesua Ferrea

• Mimosa Pudica

• Mimusops Elengi

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Momordica Charantia

• Morchella Conica

• Morinda Citrifolia

• Moringa Oleifera

• Morus Alba

• Mucuna Pruriens

• Myristica Fragrans

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial N

• Nardostachys Jatamansi

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Nerium Indicum

• Nigella Sativa

• Nyctanthes Arbortristis

• Nymphaea Lotus

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial O

• Ocimum Sanctum

• Onosma Hispidum

• Operculina Turpethum

• Oroxylum Indicum

• Oxalis Corniculata

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial P

• Papaver Somniferum

• Parmelia Perlata

• Peganum Harmala

• Pelargonium Graveolens

• Phyllanthus Niruri

• Picrorhiza Kurroa

• Pinus Roxburghii

• Piper Cubeba

• Piper Longum

• Piper Nigrum

• Plantago Ovata

• Pluchea Lanceolata

• Plumbago Indica

• Plumbago Zeylanica

• Podophyllum Emodi

• Polygala Vulgaris

• Pongamia Pinnata

• Premna Obtusifolia

• Prunus Cerasoides

• Psoralea Corylifolia

• Pterocarpus Marsupium

• Pterocarpus Santalinus

• Pueraria Tuberosa

• Punica Granatum

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial R

• Raphanus Sativus

• Rauwolfia Serpentina

• Rheum Emodi

• Ricinus Communis

• Rosa Centifolia

• Rubia Cordifolia

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial S

• Salacia Reticulata

• Salvadora Persica

• Salvia Hispanica

• Sapindus Mukorossi

• Sapindus Trifoliatus

• Saraca Asoca

• Saussurea Lappa

• Semecarpus Anacardium

• Sida Cordifolia

• Smilax China

• Solanum Indicum

• Solanum Nigrum

• Solanum Xanthocarpum

• Spilanthes Acmella

• Stevia Rebaudiana

• Strychnos Nux Vomica

• Swertia Chirata

• Symplocos Racemosa

• Syzygium Cumini

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial T

• Tamarindus Indica

• Tephrosia Purpurea

• Terminalia Arjuna

• Terminalia Belerica

• Terminalia Chebula

• Thymus Vulgaris

• Tinospora Cordifolia

• Trapa Bispinosa

• Tribulus Terrestris

• Trichosanthes Dioica

• Trigonella Foenum Gracum

• Triticum Sativum

• Tylophora Indica ( T. Asthmatica)

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial U

• Uraria Picta

               

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial V

                               

• Viola Odorata

• Vitex Negundo

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial W

• Withania Somnifera

• Woodfordia Fruticosa

• Wrightia Tinctoria

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Herbs by Botanical Name with Initial Z

• Zingiber Officinalis

• Ziziphus Jujuba

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial A

• Abuta

• Abutilon

• Aconites

• Africa Rue

• African Eggplant

• African Millet.

• Akhrot

• Alholva

• Aloe

• Amaltas

• Ambrette Seeds

• Amla

• Amra Pod

• Anantamool.

• Anar

• Annual Hibiscus

• Anon

• Anona Blanca

• Aphium Opium Poppy

• Apple Thorn

• Apple Wood

• Arjuna

• Arjuna Herb

• Arjuna Root

• Artayniya-E Hindi

• Asafotida

• Ashok

• Ashwagandha

• Asogam

• Asok

• Asparagus

• Asparagus Root

• Ates

• Ati

• Atteeka

• Aute.

• Autumn Crocus

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial B

• Bach.

• Baehra

• Bael

• Bala

• Balsam Apple

• Balsam Pear

• Balsamodendrom Mukul

• Bamboo

• Bamia Moschata

• Banyan

• Barbados Aloe

• Barbasco.

• Basil

• Beauty Berry

• Beggary

• Beleric

• Belladonna

• Belliric Myrobalan

• Bhringraj

• Bigarade Orange

• Bird Feed

• Bird's Foot

• Bitter Gourd

• Bitter Melon

• Bitter Oleander

• Bitter Orange

• Bitter Stick

• Black Caraway

• Black Catnip

• Black Cumin

• Black Cutch

• Black Henbane

• Black Henna

• Black Juniper

• Black Morels

• Black Night Shade

• Black Onion Seeds

• Black Pepper

• Black Plum

• Black Sesame Seeds

• Bloodwort

• Bodhi Tree

• Bosbeesklou

• Boyotu

• Brahmi

• Bread Wheat

• Brindall Berry

• Buckwheat

• Bullet-Wood Tree

• Bush Morning Glory

• Bush Tomato

• Butter Tree

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial C

• Cain Ghe

• Calamus

• Camphor Laurel

• Camphor Tree

• Carry Me Seed

• Cassia Senna.

• Castor

• Catechu

• Caterpillar Fungus

• Cedarwood

• Cedarwood Oil

• Ceylon Cinnamon

• Ceylon Lead Root

• Chakvad.

• Chamomile

• Chanca Piedra

• Chaste Tree

• Chebulic Myrobalan

• Chia

• Chicory

• Chikana Red Mango

• Child Pick-A-Back

• China Root

• China Rose

• Chinagreye

• Chinese Cassia

• Chir Pine

• Chirette Indian

• Chirette Indien

• Chong Cao.

• Chongcao

• Chuo

• Cinnamomum Aromaticum

• Citrus Dulcis.

• Clearing Nut Tree

• Cluster Fig

• Cockscomb

• Coco Grass.

• Coffee Pod

• Coffee Senna

• Coffee Weed

• Coleous

• Commiphora

• Common Cowitch

• Common Curculigo

• Common Fumitory

• Common Henbane

• Common Wheat

• Common Yarrow

• Congo Lanna

• Connessi Bark

• Coral Jasmine

• Cordyceps Mushroom

• Corn Mint

• Costus

• Cot Chu

• Cotton Tree

• Country Mallow

• Cowitch

• Crab's Eye

• Crattock

• Creat

• Creole Senna

• Crested Celosia

• Cubeb

• Curacao Aloe

• Curcuma

• Curcumae Domestica

• Curcumin 95%

• Custard Apple

• Cutch Tree

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial D

• Da Liang Jiang

• Dabra

• Daikon

• Datura

• Datura Seeds.

• Daun Marisan

• Deadly Nightshade

• Death’s Herb.

• Deer Fungus Parasite

• Devil's Dung

• Dhatura Tatula

• Dhupi

• Dill

• Dill Weed

• Dishcloth Gourd

• Djarak

• Dodi.

• Dong Chong Xia Cao

• Dowa I Pechish

• Drumstick Tree

• Dwarf Cherry.

• Dwarf Morning-Glory

• Dyers’s Oleander.

• Dysentery Rose Bay

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial E

• Early Morels

• Earth Smoke

• East Indian Figtree

• East Indian Screw Tree

• Eclipta

• El Adkham

• El Galangal

• Elephant Creeper Seeds

• Embelia

• Emblica

• Emetic Swallow-Wory

• Endive

• English Violet

• Ephedra

• Eugenia Jambolana

• European Horse Chestnut

• European Walnut

• Evulgaris

• Exile Tree.

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial F

• False Black Pepper And Flase Pepper.

• False Cinnamon

• False Daisy

• False Elder.

• Fenegriek

• Fenugreek

• Field Mint

• Figuier Des Pagodes

• Finger Millet

• Fire Morel

• Fire Plant

• Fire-Flame Bush

• Fish Poison

• Fistula

• Flax Seeds

• Fleam

• Fodder Radish

• Foenum Graecum

• Foetid Cassia

• Food Of The Gods

• Foxtail Amaranth

• French Camphor

• Fumiterry

• Fumus

• Fun Li Chi

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial G

• Galanga Maior

• Galanga Root

• Gale Of Wind

• Galgant

• Galu Gasturi

• Garden Cress

• Garden Dill.

• Garden Pepper Cress

• Garden Thyme

• Garden Violet

• Gattilier Incise

• Geelbeesklou

• Geranium Oil

• Ghi Kunvar

• Giant Swallow Wort

• Giloy

• Ginger Grass

• Ginger Root

• Gloria De La Manana

• Gmelina

• Gokhru

• Golden Eye-Grass

• Golden Shower

• Gond

• Gooseberry

• Gourd Towel

• Graines Reglisse

• Gran

• Grani Neri

• Greater Galanga

• Greek Hayes

• Grosser Galgant

• Guchhi.

• Gudmar

• Guggul

• Gulancha Tinospara

• Gulanshe Tinospara

• Gulf Leafflower

• Gulkhairo

• Gum Camphor

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial H

• Han Lian Cao

• Hang Dou Kou

• Hardad

• Harmala

• Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds

• Headache Tree

• Hedichium

• Hei Zhong Cao

• Henbane

• Henna

• Herpestis Monnieria

• Hibiscus Abelmoschus

• Hibiscus Flower

• Himalayan Long Leaved Pine.

• Himalayan May Apple.

• Himalayan Rhubarb

• Hint Meyankoku

• Hog Weed

• Holy Basil

• Holy Fruit Tree

• Honge

• Horse Chestnut

• Horse Purslane

• Horse Radish Tree

• Howood

• Huang Ching

• Huang Ping

• Hung Tou

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial I

• Indian Aloe

• Indian Atees.

• Indian Banyan

• Indian Barberry

• Indian Bdellium Tree

• Indian Beech

• Indian Bombax

• Indian Camphorweed

• Indian Coral Tree

• Indian Echinacea.

• Indian Fig

• Indian Fleabane

• Indian Gentian

• Indian Ginseng

• Indian Gooseberry

• Indian Ipecac

• Indian Jalap

• Indian Kino Tree

• Indian Kudzu

• Indian Madder

• Indian Mallow

• Indian Medaller

• Indian Mulberry

• Indian Nard

• Indian Nightshade

• Indian Oleander

• Indian Olibanum Tree

• Indian Pennywort

• Indian Podophyllum

• Indian Rhubarb

• Indian Rose Chestnut

• Indian Sarasaparilla

• Indian Senna

• Indian Snake Root

• Indian Sorrel

• Indian Spikenard

• Indian Trumpet Tree

• Indian Valerian

• Indian Winter Cherry

• Ingo

• Inula

• Iron Wood Tree

• Isabgol

• Isithibathibana

• Ispaghula

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial J

• Jack Fruit

• Jakfruit

• Jal Brahmi

• Jaman

• Jambolan

• Japanese Mint

• Japanese Radish

• Jatamansi

• Jatropha Seeds

• Java Galangal

• Java Pepper

• Jequerit

• Jequerity

• Jimson Weed

• Jiwanti

• Jujube

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial K

• Kadamb

• Kaim

• Kaner'apra

• Kapok .

• Kapur Kachri

• Kariyat

• Kates

• Khas-Khas

• Kinaros

• Kino

• Kokilaksah

• Konch

• Kotalahimbatu

• Krapata

• Ku Tzu Malaysia

• Kulikhara

• Kurchi Bark

• Kut Root

• Kutki

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial L

• Laburnum

• Lady Fern.

• Land Caltrops

• Lantana Weed

• Laos

• Laurus Cinnamomum

• Lautafifi

• Leadwort

• Leafy Daikon

• Lemongrass

• Lenggundi

• Lenkuas

• Liane Reglisse

• Lichen

• Lilac

• Linseed

• Lipstick Flower

• Long Leaves Barleria

• Long Papper

• Loofah Gourd

• Luban

• Lukelangafu

• Lukera Batuzi

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial M

• Ma Liao Tou

• Ma Qian Zi

• Mad Apple

• Madagascar Periwinkle

• Madderwort

• Madhunuhi

• Maidenhair Fern

• Makoy

• Malabar Kino Tree

• Malabar Nut

• Malabar Tamarind

• Malay Tea

• Malaysian Scurfpea

• Man Ching

• Mandyju'ra

• Mango

• Mangosteen.

• Margosa Tree

• Marigold

• Marking Nut

• Marking Nut Tree

• Marsh Orchids

• Marshmallow

• Mehandi

• Melega Saga

• Meniran

• Mesua

• Milkweed

• Monkey Face Tree

• Monkey-Puzzle

• Moql

• Moqle-Arzagi.

• Morels

• Moringa

• Mukul

• Mulethi

• Musk Mallow

• Musk Okra

• Musk Root

• Musta Siemen

• Myrobalan

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial N

• Naukyo

• Neem

• Neem Chal

• Negro Coffee

• Negundo Chastetree

• Nelumbo Lutea.

• Neutral Henna

• Nidor

• Niger Seed

• Night Jasmine

• Noni

• Ntunfulu

• Nut Leaved Screw Tree.

• Nutgrass

• Nutmeg

• Nux-Vomica

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial O

• Olibanum

• Ophthalmic Barberry.

• Orchid

• Oriental Cashew

• Original Argyreia Seeds

• Ornamental Okra

• Osaka.

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial P

• P'o Ku Chih

• Pala Indigo Plant

• Palma Christi

• Pangra Nuts

• Papaw

• Papaya

• Paratella

• Paternoste

• Paw Paw

• Peepal Tree

• Pennywort

• Pepper Grass

• Pepper Wort.

• Peppercorns

• Pereira Root

• Periploca Of The Woods

• Periwinkle

• Persian Walnut

• Peruvian Bark

• Pha Cot Chi

• Phyllanthus Emblica

• Phyllanthus Plant

• Picrorhiza

• Pig Weed

• Pilu

• Pink Lotus

• Pink Rose

• Pipli

• Plantago

• Pluchea

• Plum

• Podina

• Pointed Gourd

• Poison Berry

• Poison Nut

• Pom

• Pomegranate

• Pomme Canelle

• Ponge.

• Poongam Oil Tree

• Poppy Seeds

• Portugal Orange

• Posta

• Pot Marigold

• Precatory Bean

• Premna

• Prickly Chaff-Flower.

• Psoralea Seed

• Psyllium Husk

• Psyllium Seeds

• Psysic Nut.

• Puncture Vine

• Purging Fistula

• Purging Nut

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial Q

• Quaker Buttons

• Quebra Pedra

• Quince

• Quince Seeds

• Quinine Bark

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial R

                               

                               

                               

                               

                               

                               

                               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial S

• Sabja Seeds

• Sacred Basil

• Sacred Tree

• Sacred Water Lilly

• Sacred Water Lotus

• Sadabahar

• Safed Musli

• Saffron

• Safran Boubou

• Safran De Malabar

• Safran Des Indes

• Safran Des Indes.

• Sahijan

• Salacia

• Salba Seeds

• Salt Bush

• Sampalok

• Sapnish Saffron And Dyer’s Saffron.

• Saptarangi.

• Sarasaparilla

• Satavari

• Scurf-Pea

• Seneca Snakeroot

• Senega Roots

• Senna

• Senna Italica

• Senna Obovata

• Serpentine Root

• Seville Orange (Sweet)

• Shankhahuli

• Shankhahuli.

• Shankhpushpi

• Shatterstone

• Shikakai

• Shinaji Tea

• Shinajitea

• Shoeback Plant

• Shrub Verbena

• Siamese Galanga

• Siamese Ginger

• Sickle Pod

• Sickle Senna

• Slik Worm Mulberry

• Small Soapnuts

• Snake Root

• Snake-Wood

• Sneezewort

• Soap Pod

• Soapnut

• Soapnut Shells

• Soapnuts Powder

• Solider’s Friend.

• Somlatha

• Sonth (Dried)

• Spikenard

• Spogel Seeds

• Sponge Gourds

• St Thomas Tree.

• St. Thomas Lidpod

• Star Anise Of China

• Stevia

• Sthula Tvak

• Stink Weed

• Stinking Weed

• Stone Breaker

• Stone Flower

• Strychnine Tree

• Succory.

• Sugar Apple

• Sugar Leaf

• Sweet Ginger

• Sweet Honey Leaf

• Sweet Leaf

• Sweet Liquorice

• Sweet Root

• Sweet Scented Geranium.

• Sweet Violet

• Sweet-Flag

• Sweetsop

• Sweetwood

• Symplocos Bark

• Syrian Rue

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial T

• Taggar

• Tailed Cubebs

• Tailed Pepper

• Taja

• Takasaburou

• Tamarin

• Tamarind

• Tamarindo

• Tapotapo

• Tar Vine

• Tellicherry Bark

• Tento Muido

• Terra Merita

• Terre-Mérite

• Thorn Apple Stramonium

• Three Leaved Pine

• Thuzna

• Thyme

• Thyme Leaved Gratiola

• Tinnervelly Senna

• Tinospara

• Toothache Plant

• Toothbrush

• Tora

• Touch Me Not

• Tovara

• Tree Turmeric

• True Cinnamon

• True Indigo

• Tulsi

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial V

• Vada Tree

• Valerian

• Valerian Jatamansi

• Vapor

• Vegetable Sponge

• Velvet Leaf

• Vetiver

               

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial W

• Walnut

• Wanaithile

• Wash Sponge

• Water Chestnut

• Wax Dolls

• Weesboontje

• Wheat

• White Indian Kudzu

• White Lily

• White Lotus

• White Mulberry

• White Mulverry

• White Poppy

• White Turmeric.

• White Water Lilly

• Wild Asparagus

• Wild Himalayan Cherry

• Wild Indigo

• Wild Leadwort

• Wild Sage

• Winter Cherry

• Witch’s Berry

• Withania

• Wonder Tree

• Woodfordia

• Woodfordia.

• Wu You Hua

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial Y

• Yellow Bauhinia

• Yellow Bell

• Yellow Sage.

• Yellow Toreador

• Yellow Wood Sorrel

• Yellow-Berried Nightshade

• Yerba De Tago

• Yorka Okra

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Herbs by Common Name with Initial Z

• Zedoary Root

• Ziziphus

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Alkaloid

Alkaloids are a group of nitrogen-containing bases. Alkaloids were among the earliest isolated pure compounds with biological activity. Alkaloids have diverse and important physiological effects on humans and other animals. Among the most famous of the alkaloids are the Solanaceae or tropane alkaloids, quinine extracted from Cinchona succirubra, and morphine alkaloids, derived from the opium poppy, Papaver somniferum. Many alkaloids are poisonous in nature , some are used medicinally as analgesics (pain relievers) or anaesthetics and for other uses.

• Abrus Precatorius Extract

• Adhatoda Vasica Extract

• Ephedra Vulgaris Extract

• Peganum Harmala Extract

• Pterocarpus Marsupium Extract

• Sida Cordifolia Extract

• Vinca Rosea Extract

• Withania Somnifera Extract

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Amino Acid

Amino acids are very small biomolecules and consist of two functional groups i.e. amino group and carboxyl acid group. They are the major building blocks of proteins and enzymes. They act as intermediates in metabolism and help in growth, repair and maintenance of cells and tissues.

• Carica Papaya Extract

• Mucuna Pruriens Extract

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Bitters

Bitter are the beverages in which water or alcohol is used to dissolve or blend the medicinally components from the plant materials. The plant containing bitters reflectively induce stimulation on the salivary gland and secretion of the gastric juice, thus Bitters are used to strengthen and improve the whole digestive system as well as the nervous system. Bitter shows broad effect on the body i.e. on physiology, and tone. It is benefical for lowering lipid levels, gastrointestinal complaints, mineral metabolism and hair loss, however in western society, it is used by dietary supplement manufacturers for its weight loss properties.

• Andrographis Paniculata Extract

• Azadirachta Indica Extract

• Momordica Charantia Extract

• Phyllanthus Amarus Extract

• Picrorhiza Kurroa Extract

• Syzygium Cumini Extract

• Tinospora Cordifolia Extract

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Flavones

Flavones are polyphenolic compounds present in plants as secondary metabolites. It is a class of flavonoids based on the backbone of 2-phenylchromen-4-one. It is most commonly known for their antioxidant activity. It is present in green vegetables, fruits, berries and beverages such as tea, red wine and fruit juices. Naturally occurring flavones includes Apigenin, Luteolin and Tangeritin. It provides many health benefits like protect against damage in blood vessels, thus decreasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, prevent cancer and enhances immune system of body.

• Calendula Officinalis Extract

• Camellia Sinensis Extracts

• Pterocarpus Marsupium Extract

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Glycosides

Glycosides are compounds containing a carbohydrate and a noncarbohydrate residue in the same molecule. An acetyl linkage at carbon atom 1 attaches the carbohydrate residue to a noncarbohydrate or non sugar residue or AGLYCONE.

The nonsugar component is known as the AGLYCONE. The sugar component is called the GLYCONE. If the carbohydrate portion is glucose, the resulting compound is a GLUCOSIDE.

• Acorus Calamus Extract

• Picrorhiza Kurroa Extract

• Tinospora Cordifolia Extract

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Miscellaneous

• Asphaltum Extract

• Bambusa Arundinacea Extract

• Carica Papaya Extract

• Cassia Angustifolia Extract

• Cassia Fistula Extract

• Cissus Quadrangularis Extract

• Curcumin 95% Extract

• Garcinia Cambogia Extract

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Mucilage and Gums

Mucilage is naturally occuring gum or glutinous substance, comprised mainly of polysaccharides. It swells but does not dissolve in water and form a jelly like mass. Mucilage is secreted by various plant parts. It is the chief constituent of agar. It serves to check water loss , food storage and in the process of seed dispersal. Mucilage is edible, and has got wide application as an emollient , adhesive or a demulcent in cough syrups and in others medicines. Ulmus rubra, is a typical mucilaginous herb.

• Aegle Marmelos Extract

• Aloe Vera Extract

• Hedychium Spicatum Extract

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Resin

Plant resins are simply secretion of plants, obtain either from the entire plant or from specific parts of the plant. Resin is mainly consist of volatile terpenes, along with esential oils and gums in little amount. Resinis are insoluble in water and soluble in alcohol. Plant resins used in many purposes such as varnishes, adhesives, as an important raw material for organic synthesis or for incense and perfume. Active components of a plant can be concentrated into the resinous extracts, greatly reducing the volume, and greatly reducing the amounts needed for effective use.

• Commiphora Mukul Extract

               

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Saponin

Saponins are natural surfactants, or detergents, found in many plants, especially certain desert plants. Saponins are glycosides of steroids with a distinctive foaming characteristic. Saponins have long been known to have strong biological activity. They consist of a polycyclic aglycone that is either a choline steroid or triterpenoid attached via C3 and an ether bond to a sugar side chain. The antifungal and antibacterial properties of saponins are important in cosmetic applications, in addition to their emollient effects.

• Acorus Calamus Extract

• Asparagus Racemosus Extract

• Bacopa Monniera Extract

• Centella Asiatica Extract

• Chlorophytum Borivilianum Extract

• Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract

• Gymnema Sylvestre Extract

• Hemidesmus Indicus Extract

• Moringa Oleifera Extract

• Nelumbo Nucifera Extract

• Polygala Senega Extract

• Sapindus Mukorossi Extract

• Tribulus Terrestris Extract

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Tannin

Tannins are naturally occurring plant polyphenols. They are composed of a very diverse group of oligomers and polymers. Their main characteristic is to bind and precipitate proteins.Tannins are located mainly in the vacuoles or surface wax of the plants. It is mainly used in tanning animal hides into leather. Acacia catechu is an example of a plant having high tannin content.

• Acacia Catechu Extract

• Aegle Marmelos Extract

• Emblica Officinalis Extract

• Lawsonia Inermis Extract

• Ocimum Sanctum Extract

• Punica Granatum Extract

• Terminalia Arjuna Extract

• Terminalia Belerica Extract

• Terminalia Chebula Extract

• Triphala Extract

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Terpenes

Terpenes are natural organic solvents widespread in nature. Terpenes are varied class of hydrocarbons with a basic unit of isoprene. It is biosynthesized by plants mainly conifers. These are antibacterial, antitumour, anti-inflammatory, expectorant, diuretic and sedative. It is used in pharmaceuticals and perfumeries.

• Bacopa Monniera Extract

• Boswellia Serrata Extract

• Centella Asiatica Extract

• Coleus Forskohlii Extract

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Volatile Oil

A substance of oily consistency and feel, derived from a plant and containing the volatile aroma compounds from plants. They are also known as essential or ethereal oils. A volatile oil evaporates when exposed to the air and thus is capable of distillation; it may also be obtained by expression or extraction; many volatile oil's, identical to or closely resembling the natural oil's, can be made synthetically. Volatile oils are used in medicine as stimulants, stomachaches, correctives, carminatives, in perfumes and cosmetics and for purposes of flavoring.

• Hedychium Spicatum Extract

• Ocimum Sanctum Extract

• Piper Longum Extract

• Rosa Centifolia Extract

• Syzygium Cumini Extract

• Valeriana Wallichi Extract

• Zingiber Officinalis Extract

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Bark

Bark is the outer covering of the stem, branches and roots of the tree. The bark is an aggregation of organs and tissues that includes phloem and secondarily thickened tissues from the secondary plant body, as well as epidermis, cortex and phloem derived from the primary plant body.

• Amra

• Bauhinia Variegata

• Berberis Aristata

• Carica Papaya

• Cinchona Officinalis

• Cinnamomum Zeylanicum

• Cinnamon Cassia

• Cissampelos Pareira

• Gmelina Arborea

• Holarrhena Antidysenterica

• Mimusops Elengi

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Morus Alba

• Oroxylum Indicum

• Parmelia Perlata

• Premna Obtusifolia

• Prunus Cerasoides

• Quince

• Saraca Asoca

• Symplocos Racemosa

• Terminalia Arjuna

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Flowers

Flowers are the reproductive part of most the plants. It consists of carpels, petals, sepals and stamens. Flowers have either both male-female reproductive parts (Perfect flowers) or only one of them (Imperfect flowers). It is of various shape, size and colors.

• Achillea Millefolium

• Althaea Officinalis

• Azadirachta Indica

• Bombax Ceiba

• Calotropis Procera

• Celosia Cristata

• Citrus Aurantium

• Crocus Sativus

• Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis

• Lantana Camara

• Luffa Cylindrica

• Marigold Herbs

• Matricaria Chamomilla

• Punica Granatum

• Rose Petals

• Viola Odorata

• Woodfordia Fruticosa

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Fruits

A fruit is a part of a flowering plant that contains the seeds. It may include adjacent tissue that fuses with the ovary. Once the ovary is fertilized, the seeds develop and the ovary enlarges forming the mature fruit. It may be of different type but not all are edible.

• Acacia Concina

• Artocarpus Heterophyllus

• Asteracantha Longifolia

• Azadirachta Indica

• Callicarpa Macrophylla

• Calotropis Procera

• Cassia Angustifolia

• Cassia Fistula

• Convolvulus Alsinoides

• Cordyceps Sinensis

• Dhupi Leaves

• Embelia Ribes

• Emblica Officinalis

• Evolvulus Alsinoides

• Ficus Benghalensis

• Ficus Racemosa

• Ficus Religiosa

• Garcinia Cambogia

• Illicium Verum

• Juglans Regia

• Luffa Cylindrica

• Mallotus Philippinensis

• Mesua Ferrea

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Momordica Charantia

• Morel

• Morinda Citrifolia

• Myristica Fragrans

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Organic Soapnuts

• Piper Longum

• Piper Nigrum

• Podophyllum Emodi

• Punica Granatum

• Quince

• Raphanus Sativus

• Sapindus Mukorossi

• Sapindus Trifoliatus

• Semecarpus Anacardium

• Solanum Indicum

• Solanum Nigrum

• Solanum Xanthocarpum

• Syzygium Cumini

• Tamarindus Indica

• Terminalia Belerica

• Terminalia Chebula

• Trapa Bispinosa

• Tribulus Terrestris

• Trichosanthes Dioica

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Gum/Resin

Natural gums are polysaccharides of natural origin. It is a sticky jelly like mass. It is used to increase viscosity of solution. It mainly used as thickening agent, gelling agent, emulsifiers and stabilizers.

Plant resins are simply secretions of plants, obtain either from the entire plant, or from specific parts of the plant. Resin mainly consists of volatile terpenes, along with essential oils and gums in little amount. Resins are insoluble in water and soluble in alcohol.

                               

• Boswellia Serrata

• Ferula Foetida

• Guggul

• Pinus Roxburghii

               

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Leaves

Leaves are lateral outgrowths from the stem, most commonly flat, broad, and green. This maximizes their function of absorbing sunlight and transforming it into food. leave have evolved into many shapes and sizes, reflecting adaptations to the environment.

• Abrus Precatorius

• Acacia Concina

• Adhatoda Vasica

• Adiantum Capillus

• Aloe Vera

• Amra

• Andrographis Paniculata

• Anethum Graveolens

• Annona Squamosa

• Artocarpus Heterophyllus

• Atropa Belladonna

• Azadirachta Indica

• Bacopa Monniera

• Bambusa Arundinacea

• Bambusa Vulgaris

• Basil Herb

• Bombax Ceiba

• Callicarpa Macrophylla

• Calotropis Procera

• Carica Papaya

• Cassia Angustifolia

• Cassia Obovata

• Castor

• Cedrus Deodara

• Centella Asiatica

• Cinnamomum Zeylanicum

• Cinnamon Cassia

• Curcuma Longa

• Datura Stramonium

• Dhupi Leaves

• Eclipta Alba

• Ficus Benghalensis

• Ficus Religiosa

• Flax Seeds

• Gymnema Sylvestre

• Henna

• Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis

• Indigofera Tinctoria

• Ipomoea Carnea

• Lemongrass

• Luffa Cylindrica

• Marigold Herbs

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Moringa Oleifera

• Morus Alba

• Mucuna Pruriens

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Nerium Indicum

• Nyctanthes Arbortristis

• Nymphaea Lotus

• Pelargonium Graveolens

• Pinus Roxburghii

• Pluchea Lanceolata

• Podina

• Punica Granatum

• Quince

• Raphanus Sativus

• Rose Petals

• Stevia Rebaudiana

• Syzygium Cumini

• Tephrosia Purpurea

• Thymus Vulgaris

• Trichosanthes Dioica

• Trigonella Foenum Gracum

• Triticum Sativum

• Uraria Picta

• Vinca Rosea

• Ziziphus Jujuba

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Oil

Volatile concentrated hydrophobic liquid extracted from different parts of plants, usually having the characteristic odor or flavor of the plant.

• Abelmoschus Moschatus

• Anethum Graveolens

• Annona Squamosa

• Azadirachta Indica

• Basil Herb

• Calamus

• Castor

• Cedrus Deodara

• Cinnamomum Zeylanicum

• Cinnamon Cassia

• Curcuma Zedoaria

• Cyperus Rotundus

• Flax Seeds

• Hedychium

• Henna

• Jatropha Seeds

• Lemongrass

• Moringa Oleifera

• Myristica Fragrans

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Pelargonium Graveolens

• Pinus Roxburghii

• Podina

• Pomegranate Seed Oil

• Psoralea Corylifolia

• Punica Granatum

• Rose Petals

• Spikenard Oil

• Vetiveria Zizanoides

• Zingiber Officinalis

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Peel/ Hull

Peel is the outer protective layer of fruits and vegetables. Peel may be eaten or removed from fruit according to thickness and taste. It is used in confectionery and cosmetics industry. Hull is outer leafy covering of seeds.

• Buckwheat Hulls

• Citrus Aurantium

• Organic Soapnuts

• Psyllium Husk

• Sapindus Mukorossi

• Sapindus Trifoliatus

• Terminalia Belerica

• Terminalia Chebula

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Root/Rhizome

Roots are underground plant parts, which obtain nutrients i.e. food and water from the soil and provide support by anchoring the plant. Roots consist of root hairs and root cap. They also store sugars and carbohydrates, which is utilized by the plant to carry out other functions.

Rhizomes are thick, horizontal, underground stem capable of producing the shoot and root systems of a new plant. Rhizomes grow close to soil and have nodes and scale like leave. This capability allows the parent plant to propagate vegetatively (asexually) and also enables a plant to perinnate (survive an annual unfavorable season) underground.

• Acacia Catechu

• Aconitum Heterophyllum

• Alpinia Galanga

• Ashwagandha

• Asparagus Racemosus

• Boerhavia Diffusa

• Calamus

• Castor

• Coleus Forskohlii

• Curculigo Orchioides

• Curcuma Longa

• Curcuma Zedoaria

• Cyperus Rotundus

• Dactylorhiza Hatagirea

• Hedychium

• Indigofera Tinctoria

• Inula Racemosa

• Lantana Camara

• Leptadenia Reticulata

• Lilium Polyphyllum

• Liquorice

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Nymphaea Lotus

• Onosma Hispidum

• Operculina Turpethum

• Picrorhiza Kurroa

• Piper Longum

• Plumbago Indica

• Plumbago Zeylanica

• Pueraria Tuberosa

• Raphanus Sativus

• Rauwolfia Serpentina

• Rhubarb

• Rubia Cordifolia

• Safed Musli

• Salacia Reticulata

• Sarsaparilla

• Saussurea Lappa

• Senega Roots

• Smilax China

• Spikenard Oil

• Spilanthes Acmella

• Tinospora Cordifolia

• Tylophora Indica

• Valeriana Wallichii

• Vetiveria Zizanoides

• Vinca Rosea

• Vitex Negundo

• Zingiber Officinalis

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Seed

Seed is the reproductive part of the plant. It is a ripened ovule, consisting of an embryo with one or more integument, or coverings. The seed proper has an outer and an inner coat, and within these the kernel or nucleus.

• Abelmoschus Moschatus

• Abrus Precatorius

• Achyranthes Aspera

• Amra

• Annona Squamosa

• Artocarpus Heterophyllus

• Bambusa Arundinacea

• Bambusa Vulgaris

• Basil Herb

• Bombax Ceiba

• Buckwheat Hulls

• Calotropis Procera

• Cassia Fistula

• Cassia Occidentalis

• Cassia Tora

• Castor

• Celosia Cristata

• Cichorium Intybus

• Cydonia Oblonga

• Datura Stramonium

• Eleusine Coracana

• Emblica Officinalis

• Ficus Benghalensis

• Ficus Religiosa

• Flax Seeds

• Gentiana Chirata

• Hemidesmus Indicus

• Henna

• Holarrhena Antidysenterica

• Hyoscyamus Niger

• Jatropha Seeds

• Lepidium Sativum

• Luffa Cylindrica

• Madhuca Indica

• Mallotus Philippinensis

• Mimosa Pudica

• Mitragyna Parvifolia

• Momordica Charantia

• Moringa Oleifera

• Mucuna Pruriens

• Myristica Fragrans

• Nelumbo Nucifera

• Nigella Sativa

• Nyctanthes Arbortristis

• Organic Soapnuts

• Pangra Nuts

• Papaver Somniferum

• Peganum Harmala

• Piper Cubeba

• Pomegranate Seed Oil

• Pongamia Pinnata

• Psoralea Corylifolia

• Punica Granatum

• Salvia Hispanica

• Sapindus Mukorossi

• Solanum Indicum

• Solanum Nigrum

• Strychnos Nux Vomica

• Swertia Chirata

• Syzygium Cumini

• Tamarindus Indica

• Thymus Vulgaris

• Tribulus Terrestris

• Trigonella Foenum Gracum

• Vinca Rosea

• Vitex Negundo

• Wrightia Tinctoria

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Wood/Stem

Stem is the axis of a plant, which is generally upright and above ground, easy to locate and identify. However, many stems grow below ground or are ground hugging. They support the plant, and act like the plant's plumbing system, conducting water and nutrients from the roots and food in the form of glucose from the leaves to other plant parts.

Wood is the secondary xylem of dicots and gymnosperms. It is the hard fibrous, lignified substance present under the bark of the tree. It is mainly utilized in the building materials or furniture or for papermaking.

• Acacia Catechu

• Argyreia Nervosa

• Azadirachta Indica

• Berberis Aristata

• Cedrus Deodara

• Cinnamomum Camphora

• Ephedra Vulgaris

• Nerium Indicum

• Piper Longum

• Pterocarpus Marsupium

• Pterocarpus Santalinus

• Rubia Cordifolia

• Salvadora Persica

• Tinospora Cordifolia

• Ziziphus Jujuba

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Whole Plant

Whole plant are all aerial parts of the plant, almost all parts of the same plant like stem, bark, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds with their different properties are medicinally useful.

• Abutilon Indicum

• Achyranthes Aspera

• Adhatoda Vasica

• Adiantum Capillus

• Andrographis Paniculata

• Bacopa Monniera

• Celosia Cristata

• Centella Asiatica

• Convolvulus Alsinoides

• Eclipta Alba

• Eclipta Prostata

• Evolvulus Alsinoides

• Fumaria Officinalis

• Ipomoea Carnea

• Luffa Cylindrica

• Matricaria Chamomilla

• Mimosa Pudica

• Morus Alba

• Mucuna Pruriens

• Nerium Indicum

• Oxalis Corniculata

• Phyllanthus Niruri

• Piper Nigrum

• Sida Cordifolia

• Solanum Indicum

• Solanum Nigrum

• Solanum Xanthocarpum

• Tephrosia Purpurea

• Tribulus Terrestris

• Trichosanthes Dioica

• Triticum Sativum

• Uraria Picta

• Vinca Rosea

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Exudates

These are the liquid substances which ooze out from the plant pores and gets solidified when exposed to air. Chemically these are either silica or polysaccharides or terpenes or any other chemical which are medicinally useful.

• Bambusa Arundinacea

• Bambusa Vulgaris