Papaya (Engl.)
Carica papaya linn.
RespiratoryA small, erect tree Height: 3 to 10 meters high Leaves: The leaves are deeply lobed, with long stalks, borne on the top of the tree. Flowers: The male flowers are in long-stalked clusters, but the female flowers are stalkless or sessile. Fruits: The fruit is obovoid, yellow-orange when ripe, fleshy, juicy, and often contains numerous black seeds although seedless varieties are also available.
Medicinal Uses & Benefits
Ulcers; eczema; boils. Preparation: Get 3 fresh leaves and get the juice/extract.. Part used: Leaves | Helps in digestion. Preparation: Get 1-2 ripe fruits of kapayas.. Part used: Fruits | To clean the stomach. Preparation: Get 1 handful of the seeds and boil in 3 glasses of water for 3 minutes.. Part used: Seeds | Cough. Preparation: Infusion: Get enough amount of flowers and put it in a glass and add hot water.. Part used: Flowers
Preparation
Get 3 fresh leaves and get the juice/extract. | Get 1-2 ripe fruits of kapayas. | Get 1 handful of the seeds and boil in 3 glasses of water for 3 minutes. | Infusion: Get enough amount of flowers and put it in a glass and add hot water.
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Quick Info
- Scientific Name
- Carica papaya linn.
- Local Name
- Papaya (Engl.)
- Family
- Caricaceae
- Category
- Respiratory
- Collected By
- Not provided
- Date Collected
- Jun 28, 2026