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Brand : MAZHIL
Price : 85 INR
Weight : 50 Grams
சுக்கு, திப்பிலி, லவங்கம், சிறுகாஞ்சேரி வேரி, அக்ரகாரம், முள்ளிவேர், ஆடாதோடா இலை, கற்பூரவள்ளி இலை, கோஷ்டம், சீந்தில் தண்டு, சிறுதேக்கு, நிலவேம்பு சமூலம், வட்டத்திருப்பி வேர், கோரைக்கிழங்கு, கடுக்காய் தோல் ஆகிய 15 வகையான மூலிகைகள் இருக்கின்றன.
Brand : 18G
Weight : 50 Grams
Price : 50 INR
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Nut grass is a perennial shrub that attains a height of up to 40 cm. it has a dark green thin stem and the leaves are long and sharp. While the flower stem has a triangular cross-section, the flower is 2 to 8 inch in length, has three-stamina and a three-stigma carpel. It is also bisexual.
Magizham Poo is the small tree of the Indian subcontinent. Its Leaves are small, shiny, thick, narrow & straight trunk and spreading branches. Flowers are small, star-shaped, yellowish white in color, with a crown rising from the center. Oval leaves, wavy at margin, about 5-16 cm and 3-7 cm wide. In the morning the fragrant flowers which so graciously scented their surroundings with their deep, rich fragrance.
Weight : 50 Grams
Price : 79.00/- INR
Brand : G18 / Others
Murungai known as Moringa oleifera ( Moringa Seed Powder ) is a small size tree approximately 5 to 10 m in height. It is cultivated all over the world due to its multiple utilities. Every part of Moringa is used for certain nutritional and/or medicinal propose. Besides being a good source of protein, vitamins, oils, fatty acids, micro-macro minerals elements, and various phenolics. Moringa seeds also offer many nutritional benefits. It contains.
Nayuruvi known as Indian nettle or prickly chaff flower. Achyranthes aspera is the scientific name of the India prickly chaff flower, and it belongs to Amaranthaceae Family (Amaranth family). It is available throughout the tropical and subtropical regions, under altitude of 4100 meters.
Quick OverviewNayuruvi known as Indian nettle or prickly chaff flower. Achyranthes aspera is the scientific name of the India prickly chaff flower, and it belongs to Amaranthaceae Family (Amaranth family). It is available throughout the tropical and subtropical regions, under altitude of 4100 meters.
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Neem tree is also known as the Indian Lilac or Margosa tree, widely famous in India as well as abroad for its medicinal purposes. It is a herb type, belongs to the Meliaceae family, commonly available all through year everywhere in India.
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The papaya plant has an erect branchless trunk 6-20 ft tall, and a palmlike head of foliage at the top. The trunk remains somewhat succulent and soft wooded, and never develops true bark. It is ringed with prominent scars from previous leaf stems and contains an acrid milky latex sap.
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Sweet basil, with its wonderful aroma and flavor, is one of the most popular and widely grown herbs in the world. Basil is an annual herb to 2-3 ft tall with green stems (usually woody at the base) that are square in cross section. Basil has opposite leaves, 5.1-10.2 cm long, oval and slightly toothed.
Quick Overview:Seenthil Kodi- Botanical name is Tinospora cordifolia is a important medicinal plant commonly called Heart-Leaved Moonseed | Indian Tinospora | Heart- Leaved Tinospora in Tamil. This plant can be found growing wild on trees and shrubs and it can be easily identified with the heart shaped leaves.
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Thaneervittan Kilangu is also known as Satavari in common. This has huge medicinal benefits. Mainly it is good for women who are planning to conceive after marriage. It regulates and balances the hormones which is one of the main root cause for not having a child. Hormone imbalance triggers improper ovulation and menstruation cycle. It corrects the issues in women as well as act as a good supplement to strengthen the uterus.
Quick Overview:Thuthuvalai can be planted in dry land with minimal rainfall. Thuthuvalai has lot medicinal benefits and mainly uses for common common cold and cough diseases. Solanum Trilobatum is the Botanical name of the plant.
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