Bundok Apo Medicinal Plant Abgaw Premna Odorata
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Bundok Apo Medicinal Plant Abgaw Premna Odorata Abgaw (premna odorata) uban nga ngalan: alagaw, agdaw, adgaw, indalagaw, handalagaw preparasyon: gamiton ang dahon, paugahon sa hangin, o lab as lamang. para sa ubo, sip on, hubak, butod, bronkaytis, kuba kuba sa dughan, nerbiyos: mga duha o tulo ka dahon, laga on sa duha ka tasa nga tubig, imnon. Medicinal plant: abgaw (premna odorata) medicinal plant: bihod bihod (peperomia pellucida) 1. bundok apo. blog archive. blog archive. 2016 2. september 2.
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Bundok Apo Medicinal Plant Abgaw Premna Odorata Alagaw (premna odorata) is a small hairy tree with leaves famously known for its herbal properties. its flowers are greenish white or nearly white while its fruits are round, fleshy and dark purple. in the philippines, this plant is considered to be as one of the great medicinal herbs for many years. Alagau is a shared common name for: (1) magilik, alagau (p. bis.), premna cumingiana (2) alagau gubat, premna nauseosa and (3) alagau, premna odorata. quisumbing's compilation lists premna integrifolia blanco as a separate specie from premna serratifolia l. other compilations list them as synonymous species. Medicinal uses and applications of alagaw. the alagaw plant has a long history of use in traditional medicine. its leaves, bark, and roots are used to treat a variety of health conditions. here are some of the uses and applications of alagaw: anti inflammatory. alagaw has been shown to have anti inflammatory properties. Premna odorata. blanco [ 1] synonyms [ 2] list. premna odorata is a species of flowering plant in the lamiaceae family. [ 2] it is commonly known as fragrant premna, and is native to the indian subcontinent, yunnan, southeast asia, new guinea, and northern australia, and naturalized in southern florida [ 3] a small tree rarely reaching 10 m, it.
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Bundok Apo Medicinal Plant Abgaw Premna Odorata Medicinal uses and applications of alagaw. the alagaw plant has a long history of use in traditional medicine. its leaves, bark, and roots are used to treat a variety of health conditions. here are some of the uses and applications of alagaw: anti inflammatory. alagaw has been shown to have anti inflammatory properties. Premna odorata. blanco [ 1] synonyms [ 2] list. premna odorata is a species of flowering plant in the lamiaceae family. [ 2] it is commonly known as fragrant premna, and is native to the indian subcontinent, yunnan, southeast asia, new guinea, and northern australia, and naturalized in southern florida [ 3] a small tree rarely reaching 10 m, it. Ethnopharmacological uses. the diversity of species of premna throughout the habitat region resulted in various traditional uses by the local people. the earliest report was on ethnomedicinal values of ten species of premna throughout east and southeast asia, notably to treat malaria, stomach disorders, headache, cough, malaria and tuberculosis (perry & metzger 1980). Premna odorata is an ethnobotanical plant native to different tropical regions. as a folk medicine, a decoction of its leaves has been used as a febrifuge, diuretic, carminative, and to treat vaginal irritation, abdominal pains, coughing, and dysentery [ 8 ].
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Philippine Medicinal Plants Alagaw Ethnopharmacological uses. the diversity of species of premna throughout the habitat region resulted in various traditional uses by the local people. the earliest report was on ethnomedicinal values of ten species of premna throughout east and southeast asia, notably to treat malaria, stomach disorders, headache, cough, malaria and tuberculosis (perry & metzger 1980). Premna odorata is an ethnobotanical plant native to different tropical regions. as a folk medicine, a decoction of its leaves has been used as a febrifuge, diuretic, carminative, and to treat vaginal irritation, abdominal pains, coughing, and dysentery [ 8 ].
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