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BOTANICAL NAME
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CYPERUS ROTUNDUS
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FAMILY
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CYPERACEAE
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SUBSTITUTE
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CYPERUS PANGOREI
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OTHER NAMES
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SANSKRIT : Abda, Abhrabheda, Ambhodhara, Ambuda, Arnoda, Bhadrakshi, Bhadramusta, Bhadramuste, Gangera, Gangeya, Ghana, Granthi, Gundra, Hima, Jalada, Jaladah, Kachhola, Kakshottha, Kasheru, Krodeshtha, Kuru, Kurubilva, Kurvinda, Kutannata, Megha, Mesa, Musta, Mustaka, Payoda, Rajkaseruka, Valya, Varahi, Varida, Varivaha, Vindakhya
HINDI : Bara-nagar-motha, Korehi-jhar, Motha, Mutha, Nagarmotha, Khal, Motho, Doongla, Doongia, Mothi, Moth, Mothee
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DISTRIBUTION
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It is distributed in the tropical, subtropical and temperate regions of the world. Common through out the plains. It has been recorded in various countries namely, Bhutan, Brunei, Bangladesh, India, Myanmar (earlier Burma), Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Philippines and Cambodia. This species is globally distributed in the tropical, subtropical and temperate regions of the world. Within India, it is found throughout up to an elevation of 1500 metres common along the rice fields and water courses.
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DOSE
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Churna 3 - 6 gm, Kwath 50 - 100 ml
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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
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Sitosterols, Pinene, Cineol, Linolenic, Linolic acid, Oleic, Myrsitic, Stearic acid, Glycerol, Cyperotundone, Cyperolone, Luteolin, Aureusidin
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AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
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Laghu, Ruksha
Tikt, Katu, Kashay
Katu
Sheet
Pachan
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THERAPEUTIC USES
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Micturitive
Strength and vigour
Skin diseases
Menstrual disorders
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FORMULATIONS (Yog)
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Vyosadi guggulu
Vyaghri taila
Vatsakadi kvath churna
Supari pak
Piyushvalli rasa
Pippalyadi ghrita
Devadarvarishta
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