Vigna radiata
| Author : (L.) Wilczek |
| Family : Fabaceae |
Habit: Slender twiner |
| Sanskrit: Mashaparni |
| English: Wild black gram |
Roots
diarrhoea, skin diseases, leprosy, inflammations, cough, consumption, facial paralysis, fever, general debility
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Vigna radiata |
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| Description | ||||||
| A twining herb, with trifoliolate leaves, ovate leaflets, sometimes lobed, yellowish flowers and cylindric hairy pods containing green seeds. | ||||||
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diarrhoea, skin diseases, leprosy, inflammations, cough, consumption, facial paralysis, fever, general debility |
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