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BOTANICAL NAME
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FICUS CARICA
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FAMILY
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MORACEAE
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SUBSTITUTE
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Not Available
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OTHER NAMES
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SANSKRIT : Anjira, Kakodumbar, Manjula, Phalgu, Rajodumbara, Udumvara
HINDI : Anjir, Tin
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DISTRIBUTION
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This species is native to Carica in Asia Minor, globally distributed in tropical and subtropical countries. It is now cultivated chiefly in the Mediterranean region, from Turkey in the east of Spain and Portugal in the west; it is also grown commercially in parts of U. S. A. and Chile and, to a small extent, in Arabia, Persia, India, China and JapanWithin India, it is said to cultivated near Poona and Bellary and Anantapur districts (S. India). In Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Mysore, it is mostly grown scattered in gardens or in homeyards.
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DOSE
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2 - 3 particles
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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
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Nicotinic acid, Keratonin
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AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
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Guru, Snigdh
Madhur
Madhur
Sheet
Mriduvirechan
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THERAPEUTIC USES
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Anti-pyretic
Strength and vigour
Purgative
Sin disorders
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FORMULATIONS (Yog)
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Maha panchgavya ghrita
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