Family Liliaceae by sher dil (hitsofclub.com)

Presentation Topic:
Family Liliaceae
Presented To:
Dr. Akram Sb
Presented By:
Sher Dil
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University College of Agriculture &
Environmental Sciences
The islamia University of
Bahawalpur http://fullfreeversion.com

Presentation On:
Liliaceae
Family Members :
1. Aloe vera
2. Asparagus racemosus
3. Gloriosa superba L.
4. Scilla hyacinthina

Asparagus racemosus
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Gloriosa superba L.

Scilla hyacinthina
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Aloe vera L.
Perennial herb
Fleshy leaves, broader at base, pale
green
Flowers Yellow
Leaves margins with soft spines
Cultivated
throughout
the world.

Distribution of Aloe:
It is a native of North Africa.
Can be found growing throughout
Europe and North America as well as
South America, the Middle East,
China, India, Pakistan and Australia.
Especially in the hot dry valley of
northwestern Himalaya
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Uses:
Leaf pulp used to treat black patches on
skin.
Pulp used to treat burn injuries.
Juice is used to clean the uterus after
delivery.
Leaf juice is used for sunburn and
wounds.
Also used for liver and spleen ailments.
Used as ornamental plant.
Used in yogurt and
beverages.
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Asparagus racemosus:
Common Name: Satavar, Shatavari
Grown in throughout Sri Lanka, India
and the Himalayas
Grows 1-2 meter tall.
Climbing type growth and thorny stem.
Fruits small and white, trilobed, one
seeded.
Prefers gravelly soils.

Uses:
Dyspepsia
Nervous disorders
Treatment of gastric ulcers and small
pox.
In Nepal it is called Kurilo. The name
Shatawari means "curer of a hundred
diseases“.
Powder is given to increase vigour
and strength.

Gloriosa superba L.
English name: Flame lilly
Tuberous rooted, deciduous and
perennial.
Dangerous if ingested.
Cause skin irritation.
Climbing herb.
Round and black seeded.

Propagation:
Propagation generally occurs from
seeds, although mature plants can be
divided and grown from tubers.
The hard seeds can remain dormant
for 6-9 months.
Fertilizer rate:
40-50-75 NPK kg/ha

Harvesting and yield:
Flowers are picked up and tubers are
dug up manually.
Yield:
285 seeds/plant and 250-300 kg
seeds/ha
after harvest seeds are dried for 7-10
days.

Uses:
Used in variety of medicines.
To treat chronic ulcers and piles.
Roots used for stomach pains.
Used in pastes along with black
pepper.
To treat skin disorders.
Leaf Paste is used to kill hair lices.

Scilla hyacinthina:
Local name(Telugu) Nakkeragadda.
Common Names: Squill.
Found in India, and some Asian
Countries.
Common among grasses
10-15cm herb with a perennial tunicated
bulb.
Flowers pinkish-green
Leaves radicle, succulent ,
purplish blotches on the upper
surface.

Propagation:
Prefers partial shady places.
Grows well in well drained soils
Propagation is done through seeds.
Sown in late summer.

Uses:
Used as diuretic and cardiac stimiulant
Paste is applied to treat leprosy.

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Family Liliaceae by sher dil (hitsofclub.com)

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