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Names |
History |
Constituents |
Uses |
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| N.O.
Lythraceae
Grenadier |
The name granatum meant many seeds |
(rind)Yellow bitter colouringmatter ,gallotannic acid to 30%, sugar and gum |
(rind, fresh or driedroot bark,fresh leaf,fresh fruit ) |
Cortex granati |
The pomegranate has no |
root bark: punicotannic acid |
astringent |
Ecorce de Granade |
close relations |
Alkaloids (to 0.09%), |
antihelmintic |
Granatworzelrinde |
malum pinicum meant |
pelletierine |
antibacterial |
Melogranato |
the Apple of Cathage |
pseudopelletierine |
dysentery |
Malicorio |
poma granata means |
isopelletierine |
diarhoea |
Scorzo del Melogranati |
apple with many |
methylisopelletieriene |
colitis |
Cortezade Granada |
seeds |
tannins (to 20%) |
stomach ache |
Malus punica |
The root bark was |
leaf: Ursolic and |
douche in leucorrhea |
Punicum Malum |
recommended as a |
betulic acids |
removal of tapeworms |
vermifuge by |
various triterpines |
emmenagogue |
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Served in Syria as |
Celsus, Discorides and Pliny |
fruit: Invert sugar |
external use on sores |
fruit sprinkled with |
3 wild pomegranates: |
glucose |
fruit, fruit drinks |
sugar and rosewater |
red-flower: merah |
citric acid |
wine |
white: poetih |
boric acid |
bark used in |
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black: hitam |
Vitamin C |
tanning and dying |
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Pomegranates embroidered |
seeds are demulcent |
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in"blue yarn" on the ephod of the |
fruit: refrigerant |
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temple as described in Old testament) |
for fever |
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