This document provides information on the plants Valeriana wallichii, Myristica fragrans, Cuminum cyminum, and Carum carvi. It includes details on their synonyms, descriptions, parts used, chemical constituents, doshas, and common formulations. Key information includes:
- Valeriana wallichii is a rhizome used in formulations like Mahapaishachika Ghrita to treat disorders. Its main constituent is jatamansone.
- Myristica fragrans is an aromatic tree known for its seeds and oil rich in myristicin. It is used in preparations like Jatiphaladi Choorna.
- Cumin
8. • Myristaceae
• Synonyms- Puta, Madasounda ,
Malatiphala , Majjasaram , Soumanasayani
• Not mentioned in any ganas
• Adulterants – Myristica malabarica,
Myristica dactyloides
9. Evergreen aromatic tree with
greyish black bark
Coriaceous, elliptic or oblong
lanceolate, deep green above
and greyish beneath
Creamy yellow flowers ,
fragrant, borne in umbellate
cymes
Fruits – Globose , 6-9 cms long
, pear shaped, glabrous, often
drooping , yellow with fleshy
pericarp , splitting into two
halves when mature
Seeds- Arillate, albuminous ,
broadly ovoid with purpliush
brown testa
15. Annual herb
Leaves- Twice or thrice tripartite ,
ultimate segments filiform
Flowers- In compound umbels, few
rays and several bracts and
bracteoles
Calyx teeth small, subulate , oblong
obovate petals
Fruits – Cylindrical narrow
tip,hispidulous vittae large , solitary
under each secondary ridge
Seeds- Dorsally compressed ,
covex- concave
20. A biennial , occasionally
pernenial herb with erect stem
and branched
Levaes pinnate with several
pairs of sessile segments , once
or twice pinnate with sort linear
lobes
Flowers- In umbels of 8-10 rays
Fruits- 5 mm long carpels ,
linear oblong, curved with
prominent ribs