Bulak-manok (Tag.)
Ageratum conyzoides (L.) L.
RespiratoryAnnual Herb Height: Not provided Leaves: Leaves are opposite, 20-100 mm long, 5-50 mm wide, on hairy petioles 5-75 mm long, broadly ovate, with a rounded or narrowed acute base and an acute or obtuse or sometimes acuminate tip and toothed margins. Flowers: Branched, terminal or axillary inflorescence bears 4-18 flower heads arranged in showy, flat-topped clusters. Individual flower heads are light blue, white or violet, are carried on 50-150 mm long peduncles and are 5 mm across, 4-6 mm long with 60-75 tubular flowers. The flower head is surrounded by two or three rows of oblong bracts which are green with pale or reddish-violet tops. Fruits: The fruit is a ribbed or angled, black achene, 1.25-2 mm long, roughly hairy, with a pappus of 5, rarely 6, rough bristles, white to cream coloured, 1.5-3 mm long with upward turning spines.
Medicinal Uses & Benefits
Malilyu (Dizziness). Preparation: Kumang pitung pirasul bulung ning tanaman. (Get 7 leaves of Paliktal). Part used: Leaves | Malagnat (Fever). Preparation: Kumang metung kasakmal bulung, gumamit pandikdik bang lumwal ing katas. (Pound a handful of leaves of Paliktal to get the extract.). Part used: Leaves
Preparation
Kumang pitung pirasul bulung ning tanaman. (Get 7 leaves of Paliktal) | Kumang metung kasakmal bulung, gumamit pandikdik bang lumwal ing katas. (Pound a handful of leaves of Paliktal to get the extract.)
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Quick Info
- Scientific Name
- Ageratum conyzoides (L.) L.
- Local Name
- Bulak-manok (Tag.)
- Family
- Asteraceae
- Category
- Respiratory
- Collected By
- Villanueva, SY Ramos, JI Serrano, JC Valencia, KAM Montero, LR Dumaan, SMO
- Date Collected
- Dec 05, 2019