Dr. Duke's
Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
Ethnobotanical uses
- Uncaria acida ROXB. (PEDALIACEAE)
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Anodyne Burkill,1966
- Uncaria ferrea DC. (PEDALIACEAE)
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Enterosis Burkill,1966;
Sore Burkill,1966;
Wound Burkill,1966
- Uncaria gambier (PEDALIACEAE)
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Astringent Woi.10;
Masticatory Woi.10
- Uncaria gambir ROXB. (PEDALIACEAE)
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Burn Burkill,1966;
Diarrhea Burkill,1966;
Dysentery Burkill,1966;
Scurf Burkill,1966;
Sore(Throat) Burkill,1966
- Uncaria gambir (PEDALIACEAE)
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Astringent Bliss, Steinmetz;
Masticatory Steinmetz, Uphof
- Uncaria guianensis (PEDALIACEAE)
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Dysentery Uphof
- Uncaria insignis (PEDALIACEAE)
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Sore Altschul
- Uncaria longiflora MERR.. (PEDALIACEAE)
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Anodyne Burkill,1966;
Framboesia Burkill,1966;
Rheumatism Burkill,1966;
Thrush Burkill,1966
- Uncaria perrottetii (PEDALIACEAE)
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Hematuria Altschul;
Puerperium Altschul
- Uncaria rhnychophylla (PEDALIACEAE)
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Ache(Head) Nas
- Uncaria rhynchophylla (PEDALIACEAE)
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Ache(Head) Hunan;
Antispasmodic Takeda;
Apoplexy Hunan;
Astringent Bliss;
Bilious Bliss;
Cold Nas;
Convulsion Hunan, Nas;
Dysentery* Nas;
Fever Bliss, Hunan, Nas;
Flushing Nas;
Hepatitis Nas;
Hypertension* Nas, Hunan;
Liver Hunan;
Nerves Bliss;
Puerperium Bliss;
Sedative Takeda;
Vertigo Bliss, Hunan, Nas
- Uncaria sclerophylla ROXB. (PEDALIACEAE)
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Sore Burkill,1966
- Uncaria sclerophylla (PEDALIACEAE)
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Callus Hartwell
- Uncaria talbotii (PEDALIACEAE)
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Cough Eb33: 326;
Dentifrice Eb33: 326
- Uncaria tonkinensis (PEDALIACEAE)
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Depurative Uphof;
Fever Uphof;
Masticatory Uphof
* = Chemical(s) found in plant shown to be effective for the
ailment medicated
** = Plant itself shown to be effective for the ailment medicated
Phytochemical Database, USDA - ARS - NGRL,
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center,
Beltsville, Maryland
Mon May 20 16:49:09 EDT 2002
Please send questions and comments to:
- James A. Duke (E-Mail:
JimDuke@cpcug.org)
- or
- Stephen M. Beckstrom-Sternberg
(E-Mail:
SteveBS@nhgri.nih.gov)
Please send technical questions and comments to:
-
WebMaster (E-Mail:
WebMaster@ars-grin.gov)
The USDA does not recommend self diagnosis or self medication.
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