Herbal Science
Herbal Garden Part 6
SHATAVARI
Common Name: Satavar, Satamuli, Satavali
English Name: Asparagus
Scand ant, much-branched spinout under shrub with tuberous, short rootstock bearing numerous bursiform tuberous roots. 30-100 cm long and 1-2 cm thick leaves reduced to minute chaffy scales and spines. Cladodes acicular, 2-6 note, falcate, finely acuminate. Flowers in raceme: pedicels jointed in the middle: anthers minute, oblong, purplish, ovules 6-8 in each cells. Parts used: Tuberous root Major constituents: Plant contains several steroidal glycosides satavarin-I IV: sarsapogenin and ka empferol from the woody portion of the root and an alkaloid, and Para gamine from the roots has been also isolated. Uses: The roots are extensively used in the in the indigenous systems of medicine as a nutritive tonic and given for sexual debility. It is also considered. Antispasmodic, refrigerant, demulcent, galactagogue and antispasmodic, useful in diabetes, jaundice, urinary disorders, epilepsy, hemophilic disorders and swelling.
SPEARMINT
Common Name: Spearmint
English Name: Indian Ginseng. Winter Cherry.
A perennial herb: leaves lance late, sharply serrate. Flowers white in auxiliary and terminal vertical asters. Parts used: Aerial shoots, source of essential oil Major constituents: Major constituents of the oil are: corvine and limonene Uses: Essential oil is used in condiments and medicine.
VACH
Common Name: Vach
English Name: Sweet flag, Calms
A perennial semi aquatic herb. Rhizome creeping, cylindrical, much branched, aromatic, light brown or pinkish brown outside and white, spongy, inside. Leaves ensiform, distichously. Flowers green, bisexual, in sessile spandex: permanent of six orbicular segments (6). Berries green, angular, a few seeded. Parts used: Rhizome Major Constituents: Rhizome contain 2-4% volatile oil containing anserine (up to 82%) and its isomer, pinned, Mycenae, camphene, cymene, camphor and linalool Uses: The rhizome is used as bitter carminative, stomachic, nerving tonic, tranquillizer and useful in bronchial asthma.
VETIVER
Common Name: Khas
English Name: vetivar
A perennial rhizomatous grass with erect culms. Leaves up to 2m long: ligules, a minute savior rim. Flower in panicle of spicy form racemes. Panicles branches usually contracted. Sessile spike lets laterally compressed, line lanceolate: pedicel led spike lets up to 0.6 cm long. Parts used: Roots, source of essential oil. Major constituents: The main constituent of vetiver oil is Khusimol, vetiseline oil, eudesmol vetivone and visceral etc uses: Vetiver oil is used perfumery as fixative and as odor stabilizer. Also used in flavoring tobacco, pan masala and soft drinks.
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