Acalypha racemosa Medicinal uses, Morphology, Images,Side effects, Pharmacology
Botanical Name: Acalypha racemosa
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Introduction:
Commonly found in Kerala. Used as Substituent of A.indica
Names in different Indian languages
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Valiya kupamenni |
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Synonyms
- paniculata
Classification according to Charaka, Susrutha & Vagbhata
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Varieties & adulterants – (CV – controversy, AD – adulterants)
Substituent of A.indica
Morphology
Leaves are serrate ,alternate , long petiole
Flowers are greenish yellow, in slender spikes.
Seeds are small and brownish
Distribution & Habitat
South India
Chemical constituents:
Properties:
Substituent of A.indica
Internal uses:
Substituent of A.indica
Srotogamitva:
Substituent of A.indica
Indication:
Part used:
pancha angha
Therapeutic Uses:
Substituent of A.indica