Coscinium fenestratum |
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| Description | ||||||
A large woody, dioecious climbing shrub, with yellow stem and roots, broadly ovate, leaves with deltoid, truncate base, white tomentellous beneath, very small yellow male and female flowers in heads on supra-axillary or on old leafless stems, 1-3 subglobose, brown, orange or yellow, tomentellous drupes containing whitish, subglobose seeds. |
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| Useful part | ||||||
Stem |
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| Medicinal Uses | ||||||
Eye and skin diseases, inflammation, wounds, ulcers, abdominal disorders, jaundice, diabetes, fever, general debility, skeletal fractures |
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| Major chemical constituents | ||||||
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