Bangladesh:Eclipta - Revision history

Editor at 00:00, 9 February 2010

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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Rangpur Nilphamari Dinajpur districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Kesharaj
|partUsed= -
|ailments= The leaves are used in liver disorders.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba)
}}

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Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Narshingdi district plant table
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= Narshingdi
|localName= Kala katra/Keshuti
|partUsed= -
|ailments=Decoction of the root is taken for edema, and rubbed on the scalp for a soothing effect.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba *syn)
}}

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Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
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{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Plant table rural housewives
|tribe= -
|village= -
|district= Noakhali
|localName= Kala-kaiccha
|partUsed= Green leaves and branches
|ailments= The root is cut off followed by washing and crushing of the branches and leaves in a little water to form a semi-solid paste. The paste is fed to the patient for curing of abdominal pain and waist pain. The paste is also applied to hair as anti-dandruff.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba *syn)
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Santal Non-Santal Rajshahi Plant table
|tribe= Muslim
|village= -
|district= Rajshahi
|localName= Keshra
|partUsed= Whole flowering plant
|ailments= Jaundice. The whole flowering plant including roots are crushed and mixed with rice powder and made into rotis (a form of unleavened bread). Rotis are taken twice daily for 7 days.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba *syn)
}}

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Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Bogra and Pabna districts plant table
|tribe= -
|village= Bohrat village
|district= Bogra
|localName= Kalo-keshi
|partUsed= Whole plant
|ailments=Tonic, fever, cold, leucorrhea, emetic, purgative, antiseptic, viral diseases
|procurement=Bohrat village, Bogra
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba)
}}

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Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Tripura tribe plant table
|tribe= Tripura
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Tri-shorong
|partUsed=Leaf, root
|ailments=Itches, prevent hair loss, keep head cool, fever, skin disorders, elephantitis (abnormally large scrotum), jaundice, rheumatic fever. 1. Leaf juice is applied to itches or head 2-3 times daily for 8-10 days. 2. Root juice when taken reduces fever and rheumatic fever; when applied to skin cures skin disorders. 3. Leaf juice is taken as a remedy for jaundice. Root paste is applied to area of scrotum as remedy for elephantitis.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba *syn)
}}

<gallery>
Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
</gallery>

{{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
|name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
|image=ecl01141.jpg
|docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
|tribe= Rakhain
|village= -
|district= -
|localName= Naipong
|partUsed= Leaf
|ailments=Malaria, poisonous animal or insect bites, ease pain of delivery, vomiting tendency, indigestion, burning sensations in hand and feet, ulcer, scabies, abscess, wounds and infection following wounds, antiseptic. Half teaspoon of leaf juice is mixed with honey and taken thrice daily till cure as remedy for malaria, easing of pain during delivery, vomiting tendency, indigestion, ulcer, and burning sensations in hand and feet. Leaf juice or leaf paste is applied to poisonous animal or insect bites and to scabies, abscesses, wounds, and wounds that have become infected. Leaf juice or leaf paste is also used as an antiseptic against viral and bacterial infections.
|procurement=
|handbook= 169 (Eclipta alba *syn)
}}

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Image:BG-ecl01141.jpg
</gallery>

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|name= Eclipta erecta
|image=ecl02371.jpg
|docName=
|tribe=
|village=
|district=
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|partUsed=
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 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Rangpur Nilphamari Dinajpur districts plant table
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 |ailments= The leaves are used in liver disorders.
 |procurement=
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 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Narshingdi district plant table
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 |ailments=Decoction of the root is taken for edema, and rubbed on the scalp for a soothing effect.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Plant table rural housewives
 |tribe= -
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 |ailments= The root is cut off followed by washing and crushing of the branches and leaves in a little water to form a semi-solid paste. The paste is fed to the patient for curing of abdominal pain and waist pain. The paste is also applied to hair as anti-dandruff.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Santal Non-Santal Rajshahi Plant table
 |tribe= Muslim
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 |ailments= Jaundice. The whole flowering plant including roots are crushed and mixed with rice powder and made into rotis (a form of unleavened bread). Rotis are taken twice daily for 7 days.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Bogra and Pabna districts plant table
 |tribe= -
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 |ailments=Tonic, fever, cold, leucorrhea, emetic, purgative, antiseptic, viral diseases
 |procurement=Bohrat village, Bogra
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Tripura tribe plant table
 |tribe= Tripura
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 |ailments=Itches, prevent hair loss, keep head cool, fever, skin disorders, elephantitis (abnormally large scrotum), jaundice, rheumatic fever. 1. Leaf juice is applied to itches or head 2-3 times daily for 8-10 days. 2. Root juice when taken reduces fever and rheumatic fever; when applied to skin cures skin disorders. 3. Leaf juice is taken as a remedy for jaundice. Root paste is applied to area of scrotum as remedy for elephantitis.
 |procurement=
 }}
 {{PlantGenus/Bangladesh
 |name= Eclipta alba (L.) Hassk.
 |docName= Rakhain tribe Plant table
 |tribe= Rakhain
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 |ailments=Malaria, poisonous animal or insect bites, ease pain of delivery, vomiting tendency, indigestion, burning sensations in hand and feet, ulcer, scabies, abscess, wounds and infection following wounds, antiseptic. Half teaspoon of leaf juice is mixed with honey and taken thrice daily till cure as remedy for malaria, easing of pain during delivery, vomiting tendency, indigestion, ulcer, and burning sensations in hand and feet. Leaf juice or leaf paste is applied to poisonous animal or insect bites and to scabies, abscesses, wounds, and wounds that have become infected.  Leaf juice or leaf paste is also used as an antiseptic against viral and bacterial infections.
 |procurement=
 }}
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