😃 Dialium indum

by Sarah on July 22, 2023 in Fabaceae

Traditional Herbs from Dialium indum

diarrhea

Choose 15 g of keranji pulp that is ripe enough.
Wash it thoroughly with running water.
Eat it while it's still fresh.

What is Dialium indum Looks like??

Parts of Dialium indum that could be used

Leaves
Fruits

Dialium indum Distribution

Found in West African countries (Sierra Leone, Senegal, Nigeria), as well as Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and Kalimantan. Keranji acid has many medical properties and is often grown as a medicinal plant. Apart from that, the wood of this plant has economic value because it has a hard and dense texture, making it suitable for building and furniture materials.
Agroecology of Dialium indum
It grows in swamps, peat forests, on flat land and on hills up to a height of 1,150 m above sea level. Likes hot and wet tropical areas, especially monsoon areas with good water drainage. Many grow wild in the forest. Fairly shade tolerant. Tolerant of fertile soil to nutrient poor soil.
Morphology of Dialium indum
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Cultivation of Dialium indum
Propagation is done generatively (seeds).

Dialium indum, more details :

Chemical Content of Dialium indum
Steroids, terpenoids, alkaloids, flavonoids, phenolics, methylsalicylates, geraniol, amino acids, polyols, dicarboxylic acids, saponins, tannins, gallic acid, glutamic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid.
Benefits of Dialium indum
Relieves canker sores, treats diarrhea, cures bleeding gums, reduces excess pain, anti-cholesterol, prevents anemia in pregnant women, maintains the pH balance of water and acid in the body of pregnant women and fetuses, treats infections in pregnant women and fetuses.
Simplisia of Dialium indum