Pseudarthria viscida
| Author : (L.) Wight & Arn. |
| Family : Fabaceae |
Habit:Herb |
| Sanskrit: Salaparni |
| English: - |
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Pseudarthria viscida |
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| Description | ||||||
| A semi-erect undershrub, with slender, villous, reddish brown branchlets, alternate, 3-foliate leaves, membranous or sub coriaceous leaflets, pink or rose flowers, in long terminal racemes and linear-oblong, flat pods with a beak at the tip containing 4, shiny seeds. | ||||||
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| Medicinal Uses | ||||||
| cough, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis, worm infestations, diarrhoea, inflammations, heart diseases, fever, bleedings, diabetes, general debility | ||||||
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