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Allophylus cobbe (L.) Forsyth f.
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Scientific Synonyms:
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| Previous name used in the website: |
Allophylus cobbe |
| Family name: |
SAPINDACEAE
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| English name: |
Indian Allophylus
Tit Berry
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| Sinhala name: |
Kobbe (කොබ්බෑ)
Bu kobbe (බූ කොබ්බෑ)
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| Tamil name: |
Amarai
Amalai
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| Sanskrit name: |
Triputa
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| Conservation status: |
LC - Least Concerned - NRL - 2020
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| Description: |
Much-branched shrub or small tree. Leaves 3-foliolate, the central larger than the laterals; leaflets ovate, elliptic or elliptic-ovate, 3 - 13.5 X 2 - 7.5 cm, rounded, obtuse or truncate or cuneate at base, apex acute-acuminate, margin irregularly crenulate, serrulate to serrate, softly pubescent, especially on lower side, semicoriaceous, occasionally glabrous.panicles axillary, 6 - 12 cm long, spiciform, with scattered clusters of 2 - 5 flowered, subsessile cymules, flowers greenish white. Ripe carpel usually solitary (one abortive), subglobose, ovoid to ellipsoid, 5 - 6 X 4 - 5 mm, bright-red, glabrescent.
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| Native Distribution Status: |
Native
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| Edible parts: |
Fruit
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| Treatment for: |
Fracture
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| Parts used in Treatment: |
Roots
All parts of the plants
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| Related Medical Properties: |
Astringent
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