📩 Citrus medica

Traditional Herbs from Citrus medica

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• Pick a few buds of tiger claw orange leaves. Boil them in enough water.
• Drink the boiled water.

medicine_ulcers

• Take 10 g of dried tiger claw fruit.", "Boil with enough water.
• Drink the boiled water.

What is Citrus medica Looks like??

Parts of Citrus medica that could be used

• Leaves
• Flowers
• Roots
• Stem

Citrus medica Distribution

Tiger claw oranges originate from areas around China and the outskirts of Myanmar. Generally people call it "Buddha's Hand Orange". This orange can be added to several dishes such as salads, candy making and jam. Apart from that, it is used as an air freshener and clothes freshener. In China, this orange is often used as an ingredient in traditional medicine.
Agroecology of Citrus medica
Grows well in sandy soil with good drainage in full sun. Likes humus, loose and moist planting media. Not tolerant of drought.
Morphology of Citrus medica

• Prickly stems, irregular branches.
• Leaves are oval, leaf veins are pinnate, leaves 10-15 cm long, pale green, serrated edges, and aromatic when squeezed.
• Flowers have 4-5 petals, threads The juice is 20-30 in the middle, white with slightly purplish red flower tips and a fragrant aroma.
• The fruit is in the shape of bright yellow fingers, the number of fingers is 5-25 this is a protrusion from the thick skin of the fruit which then extends into a shape resembling a hand.\u00a0The skin of the fruit is rough, the taste is bitter.

Cultivation of Citrus medica

• Vegetative propagation (grafting, grafting and grafting).
• Grabbing is done by selecting a branch with a diameter of 3 cm, neither too old nor too young.

Citrus medica, more details :

Chemical Content of Citrus medica
Essential oils (esscense oil, herperedin oil), kalak acid, limonene, linalool, terpineol, citronella, umbelliferone, citrusin, scopoletin, β-sitosterol, citrylidene malonic acid, stigmasterol, syringin, coumaric acid.
Benefits of Citrus medica
Inhibits cancer cells, relieves sore throat, improves blood circulation, stabilizes the nervous system, improves digestion, treats colds, ulcers and worms.
Simplisia of Citrus medica

• Take fruit that is really ripe and bright yellow in color and slice it thinly.
• Dry it in direct sunlight by covering it with a black cloth.
• After drying, store it in a closed, airtight container.

Another Facts for Citrus medica :

Synonym of Citrus medica
Citrus acida� Pers., Citrus alata� (Yu.Tanaka) Yu.Tanaka, Citrus sarcodactylis� Hoola van Nooten
Habitus of Citrus medica
Bush. Annual shrub, up to 2 m high
Habitat of Citrus medica

• Mainland