S. No | Botanical name/Family | Part used | Mode of preparation and application | Diseases cured |
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1 | Amaranthus hybridus L. | Seeds | Dried seeds are grinded and powder is taken orally with water. | Eye vision |
Amaranthaceae | ||||
2 | Amaranthus spinosus L. | Seeds | Dried seeds powder is taken orally with water. | Eye vision |
Amaranthaceae | ||||
3 | Amaranthus viridis L. | Seeds | Dried seeds powder is taken orally with water. | Eye vision |
Amaranthaceae | Roots | Fresh roots are crushed and paste is applied topically | Scorpion sting | |
4 | Digera muricata L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are cooked in water and paste is taken orally. | Constipation |
Amaranthaceae | ||||
5 | Dryopteris ramosa (Hope) C. Chr. | Leaves | Leaves are cooked as vegetable and taken orally. | Gastric ulcer, constipation |
Aspidiaceae | ||||
6 | Bidens bipinnata L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves extract is applied topically. | Leprosy and skin cuts |
Asteraceae | ||||
7 | Cichorium intybus L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Fever, gas trouble, and body swelling |
Asteraceae | ||||
8 | Launaea procumbens (Roxb.) Ramayya & Rajagopal | Leaves | Fresh leaves are grinded along with sugar and extract is taken orally | Painful micturation |
Asteraceae | ||||
9 | Sonchus asper L. | Leaves | Leaves decoction is taken orally | Fever, constipation |
Asteraceae | ||||
10 | Sonchus oleraceous L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Body weakness, constipation |
Asteraceae | ||||
11 | Taraxacum officinale L. | Rhizome | Fresh rhizomes decoction is taken orally | Jaundice |
Asteraceae | ||||
12 | Bombax malabaracum (DC.) Schott & Endlicher | Bark | Fresh bark is crushed and past is applied topically | Skin eruptions, pimples, joint pain |
Bombacaceae | ||||
13 | Capsella bursa-pastoris (L.). | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Menstrual disorder |
Medic Brassicaceae | ||||
14 | Nasturtium officinale R.Br. Brassicaceae | Leaves | Fresh leaves are cooked as vegetables and taken orally | Constipation |
15 | Bauhinia variegate L. Caesalpiniodeae | Leaves, flowers | Leaves and flowers paste is give to cattle | Diarrhoea |
16 | Silene conoidea L. Caryophyllaceae | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Skin infection |
17 | Stellaria media (L.). Cyr. Caryophyllaceae | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Swelling joints, broken bones |
Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Constipation | |||
18 | Chenopodium album L. Chenopodiaceae | Leaves | Fresh leaves are cooked as vegetable and eaten raw. | Constipation, intestinal worms |
Fresh leaves are grinded and mixed with water and sugar. This juice is taken orally | Jaundice, urinary disorder | |||
19 | Commelina benghalensis L. | Roots | Dried roots are grinded and powder is taken orally | Epilepsy |
Commelinaceae | Â | Fresh roots decoction is taken orally | Stomach disorders | |
20 | Evolvulus alsinoides L. | Leaves | Leaves are crushed and mixed along with water. This juice is taken orally | Indigestion, constipation |
Convolvulaceae | ||||
21 | Dioscorea deltoidea Wall. ex, Kunth. | Tubers | Tubers are crushed and paste is taken orally and topically | Intestinal worms and lice |
Dioscoreaceae | ||||
22 | Lamium amplexicaule L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Joints swelling |
Lamiaceae | ||||
23 | Origanum vulgare subsp. Hirtum L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are chewed | Toothache and mouth gums |
Lamiaceae | ||||
24 | Tulip stellata var. clusiana Hk. f., | Bulbs | Fresh bulbs are pealed off and taken orally | Heart problem |
Liliaceae | ||||
25 | Malva parviflora L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Constipation, cough, fever |
Malvaceae | ||||
26 | Ficus carica L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are crushed and paste is applied topically | Boils |
Moracea | Latex | Fresh milky latex is applied topically | Watts | |
27 | Ficus palmata Forssak. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are boiled in the milk of goat and taken orally | Bowel complaints |
Moracea | Latex | Milky latex is applied topically | Warts, small tumours | |
28 | Oxalis corniculata L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are crushed and paste is applied topically | Worms and scorpion sting |
Oxalidaceae | ||||
29 | Lathyrus aphaca L. | Seeds | Dried seeds powder is mixed in tobacco | Narcotic, soothing effect |
Papilionoideae | ||||
30 | Medicago polymorpha L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are cooked in water and taken orally | Constipation, indigestion |
Papilionoideae | ||||
31 | Melilotus albus Medik. | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Inflammation, joint pain |
Papilionoideae | ||||
32 | Melilotus indicus (L.) | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Joint swelling |
All. Papilionoideae | ||||
33 | Vicia faba L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Kidney pain, eye infection |
Papilionoideae | ||||
34 | Vicia sativa L. | Leaves | Leaves paste is applied topically | Scorpion sting |
Papilionoideae | ||||
35 | Plantago lanceolata L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Sores |
Plantaginaceaea | Seed husk | Seed husk along with sugar (Gur) is mixed in water and taken orally | Jaundice, internal body inflammation, constipation | |
36 | Polygonum amplexicaule D. Don, Prodr. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are boiled in water along with sugar and decoction is taken orally | Fever, joint pain, flue |
Polygonaceae | ||||
37 | Polygonum aviculare L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Diarrhoea, dysentery |
Polygonaceae | ||||
38 | Rumex dentatus L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are applied topically | Stinging nettle. |
Polygonaceae | ||||
39 | Rumex hastatus D. Don, Prodr. | Leaves and roots | Fresh leaves are roots are crushed and mixed in water. This extract is taken orally | Jaundice |
Polygonaceae | ||||
40 | Portulaca quadrifida L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves are slightly wormed and applied topically | Joint swelling |
Portulaceaea | ||||
41 | Galium aparine L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves paste is applied topically | Wounds healing |
Rubiaceae | Extract of fresh leaves is taken orally. | Jaundice | ||
42 | Veronica arvensis L. | Leaves | Fresh leaves decoction is taken orally | Skin infection, blood purifier |
Scrophulariaceae | ||||
43 | Solanum nigrum L. | Leaves | Leaves are crushed and mixed in water. This extract is applied topically | Washing painful eyes |
Solanaceae | ||||
44 | Pimpinella diversifolia (Wall.) DC. Prodor. | Leaves | Dried leaves are grinded along with salt and powder is taken orally | Gas trouble, indigestion |
Umbelliferae | ||||
45 | Torilis leptophylla (L.) | Leaves | Dried leaves powder is taken orally with water | Gastrointestinal disorders |
Reichb.f. Umbelliferae |