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  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Legume ,  Weed ,  Unani ,  Ayurveda Charota at poding stage. Fruits sub tetragonous , obliquely separate  pods , 15-23 cm long, the  sutures  very broad; rhombohedral, 25-30 per  pod .  Image ID 49276 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-09-18) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Ayurveda ,  Unani ,  Weed ,  Potherbs ,  Legume Charota plants. Photograph taken from Urban region of Raipur, Chhattisgarh (India).  Image ID 44020 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-07-10) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Chhattisgarh ,  Weed ,  Potherbs ,  Ayurveda ,  Unani ,  Legume Charota  leaves. Charota grows as  wasteland   weed  in  Indian  State  Chhattisgarh . New leaves are popularly used as curry. The curry is still much popular in rural and forest regions of Chhattisgarh. The natives of different regions prepare it by using different regions. Only new leaves are used. The natives consume it for taste but the traditional healers are aware of its health benefits.This curry is considered boon for the patients having rheumatic troubles. It is used both curative and preventive to such troubles. Curry is consumed in little amount as larger amount may lead to the loose motion. It is also considered good for the patients having  constipation . Photograph taken from Urban region of  Raipur ,  Chhattisgarh  ( India ).  Image ID 44019 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-07-10) Send comments to:  Dr

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Ayurveda ,  Unani ,  Weed ,  Potherbs ,  Legume Roadside population of Charota.  Image ID 52033 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-10-10) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Cynodon dactylon ,  Ayurveda ,  Legume ,  Weed ,  Unani Rainy season flora mainly  Charota  and  Doobi  in  Lateritic wasteland . Photograph taken from urban region of  Raipur ,  India .  Flora of Lateritic wasteland in Indian state Chhattisgarh.  Image ID 48606 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-09-11) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Weed ,  Potherbs ,  Ayurveda ,  Unani ,  Legume New leaves of  Charota . New leaves are known as 'Balak Patti' in  Indian  State  Chhattisgarh . The new leaves are used to prepare delicious curry. The natives consume it in little amount as over dose results in loose motion. The natives consume it for taste but  the traditional healers  are aware of its medicinal properties. The patients having joint troubles and rheumatism are advsied to take the curry. The common natives are also advised to take it during rainy season in order to get protection from such troubles round the year. Charota grows as  wasteland   weed  in Chhattisgarh. It is well known in the state. Photograph taken from Karbala Pond,  Raipur ,  India .  Image ID 44177 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-07-13) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  EcoCard This Picture   EcoPort Picture Databank Cassia tora ,  Ayurveda ,  Unani ,  Weed New plant of Charota.  Image ID 47481 Photo/illustration by:  Pankaj Oudhia  (2005-08-25) Send comments to:  Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Sign in

  Some well known and promising traditional formulations and home remedies of Chhattisgarh, India needing scientific explanation. 6-405. [ Compilation of Summaries and Research Articles ] (New comments and results of recent [year 2005 onwards] Ethnobotanical surveys) by Pankaj Oudhia Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia QA and TEM   eResDocs Formal report Free form Table of Contents Display Full eArticle ID: 3015   EcoPort eArticle Some well known and promising traditional formulations and home remedies of Chhattisgarh, India needing scientific explanation. 6-405. [ Compilation of Summaries and Research Articles ] (New comments and results of recent [year 2005 onwards] Ethnobotanical surveys) by Pankaj Oudhia Abstract Table of Contents 6. Chot Main Chuna Ke Upyog. 7. Chot Bar Ghee Ke Upyog. 8. Gila Kapda Ke Upyog. 9. Pelea Bar Ganna Ras. 10. Pelea Bar Papita Ke Upyog. 11. Pelea Bar Papita Ke Upyog. 12. Chhela Bar Hypo Ke Upyog. 13. Daad Bar