This document discusses three types of crude drugs: myrobalan, pale catechu, and black catechu. It describes the biological source, chemical constituents, uses, and chemical tests to identify each type. Myrobalan comes from Terminalia chebula fruits and contains tannins. Pale catechu and black catechu are extracts from Uncaria gambier and Acacia catechu respectively, and both contain catechin and catechutannic acid. They are used as astringents and in tanning leather. Chemical tests can identify the presence of these drugs using reactions with lime water, ferric chloride, vanillin-HCl, and other reagents.