Compendium of Ayurveda Medicinal Plants
Background & Project Information
List of References
Introduction to
Ayurveda
The Institute of
Ayurveda and
Alternative
Medicine
Barberyn
Ayurveda Resorts
Contact Us
Copyrights
Reserved


Abutilon guineense (Schumach.) Baker f. & Exell
Scientific Synonyms:

Previous name used in the website: Abutilon indicum ssp. guineense
Family name: MALVACEAE
English name: Country Mallow
India Abutilon
Monkey Bush
Sinhala name: Beheth anoda (බෙහෙත් අනෝදා )
Anoda (අනෝදා)
Tamil name: Peruntulli
Peruntutti
Vaddattutti
Tuti
Sanskrit name: Available soon
Conservation status: NE - Not Evaluated - Due to exotic origin
Description: Woody herb or subshrub, erect, 0.3-0.5 2 m tall, densely pubescent. Leaves 2.5-5 x 2-5 cm, base cordate , margin serrate-dentate; petiole 0.5-5(-12.5) cm long; stipules 2-3 mm long. Flowers solitary, axillary, up to 3 cm diameter, tomentose; corolla yellow to orange yellow, lacking purple centre. Mericarps 15-20, white hairy. Seeds about 15-20, 1-1.5 mm diameter.
Native Distribution Status: Native
Edible parts: Available soon
Treatment for: Ulcers
Strangury
Haematuria
Leprosy
Bleeding piles
Bronchitis
Bilious diarrhoea
Gonorrhoea
Inflammation of the bladder
Fevers
Toothache
Gum diseases
Puerperal diseases
Urinary tract disorders
Chronic dysentery
Wounds
Vaginal infections
Parts used in Treatment: Leaves
Roots
Seeds
Related Medical Properties: Diuretic
Further Information: Kew Garden’s Medicinal Plant Names Services




Image will be available soon