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Lubi nga pula, orange na lubi (Bis.)
Cocos nucifera L. "Malayan Dwarf"
SkinTree Height: Not Provided Leaves: Not Provided Flowers: Not Provided Fruits: Not Provided
Medicinal Uses & Benefits
Bughat-tingag. Preparation: Gather 7 roots facing the east direction, wash thoroughly. Boil in 2 glasses of water until 1 glass is left.. Part used: Roots | Pasmo (fatigue). Preparation: Gather a handful of roots facing east, wash thoroughly. Boil in 2 glasses of water until 1 glass is left.. Part used: Roots | Suka ug dugo. Preparation: Boil the roots.. Part used: Roots
Preparation
Gather 7 roots facing the east direction, wash thoroughly. Boil in 2 glasses of water until 1 glass is left. | Gather a handful of roots facing east, wash thoroughly. Boil in 2 glasses of water until 1 glass is left. | Boil the roots.
Location & Habitat
REGION XI (DAVAO REGION), DAVAO DEL SUR, CITY OF DAVAO, Tropical lowland evergreen rainforest
Research
Kinasang'an Foundation Inc: Documentation of Medicinal Plants and Healing Rituals of the Obu-Manuvu Tribe of Marilog District, Davao City.
Quick Info
- Scientific Name
- Cocos nucifera L. "Malayan Dwarf"
- Local Name
- Lubi nga pula, orange na lubi (Bis.)
- Family
- Arecaceae/Palmae
- Category
- Skin
- Date Collected
- Jun 28, 2026
Medical Disclaimer:
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