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Nauclea orientalis (L.) L.
Scientific Synonyms:

Previous name used in the website: Nauclea orientalis
Family name: RUBIACEAE
English name: Cheesewood
Canary Cheesewood
Cape York Leichardt
Leichardt
Leichhardt Pine
Leichhardt Tree
Leichhardt's Pine
Soft Leichhardt
Yellow Cheesewood
Burr Tree
Canary-Wood
Sinhala name: Bak mee (බක් මී)
Rata bakmee (රට බක්මී )
Tamil name: Atuvangi
Vammi
Sanskrit name: Available soon
Conservation status: LC - Least Concerned - NRL - 2020
Description: Tree . Leaves generally rather large, leaf blades about 15-30 x 10-18 cm. Stipules large and conspicuous, about 1-3.5 cm long, apex obtuse. Red glands, resembling insect eggs, attached to the inner surface of each stipule near the base. Calyx tubes fused to one another to form a perfectly spherical head of flowers. Fruits about 4-5 cm diam., outer surface reticulately rugose. Seeds small, about 1.5-2 mm long, very numerous in each fruit. Testa finely reticulate.
Native Distribution Status: Native
Edible parts: Wild Fruit
Treatment for:  Boils
Tumors
Diarrhoea
Toothache
Parts used in Treatment: Leaves
Bark
Related Medical Properties: Analgesic
Anti pyretic
Anti- diarrhoeic
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