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Sampinit (Sul.)

Sampinit (Sul.)

Pycnoporus sp.

Digestive

Shrub Height: Not Provided Leaves: Leaves are thin, flat, usually 3- to 5-lobed, deeply cordate at the base, broadly ovate, and 5 to 15 centimeters wide. Upper surface is hairy and prominently reticulate when dry. Flowers: Flowers are about 2 centimeters across, usually in small clusters, and borne in racemes at the axils of leaves and at the ends of branches. Fruits: Not Provided

Medicinal Uses & Benefits

Kareng magbulus (Diarrhea). Preparation: Kareng magbulus- Kumang buung tanaman tsaka ya katasan gamit ing malinis a malan (Get a whole plant, using a clean cloth grind it until the juice comes out).. Part used: Whole plant

Preparation

Kareng magbulus- Kumang buung tanaman tsaka ya katasan gamit ing malinis a malan (Get a whole plant, using a clean cloth grind it until the juice comes out).

Location & Habitat

REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON), PAMPANGA, FLORIDABLANCA, Terrestrial

Research

Pampanga State Agricultural University: Documentation of Traditonal Knowledge and Practices on Health and Development of a Traditional Knowledge Digital Library on Health among Ayta Communities in Pampanga

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Sampinit (Sul.)
Sampinit (Sul.)

Quick Info

Scientific Name
Pycnoporus sp.
Local Name
Sampinit (Sul.)
Family
Polysporaceae
Category
Digestive
Collected By
Villanueva, SY Ramos, JI Serrano, JC
Date Collected
Feb 10, 2020
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