Major Herbs of Ayurveda

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• Introduction to Ayurvedic medicine The use of herbs in Ayurveda THE MONOGRAPHS Acacia catechu Acorus calamus Aegle marmelos Andrographis paniculata Aristolochia indica Asparagus racemosus Azadirachta indica Berberis aristata Boerhavia diffusa Boswellia serrata Caeselpinia bonducella Cedrus deodara Cissus quadrangularis Commiphora mukul Crateva nurvula Curcuma Longa Cyperus rotundus Eclipta alba Embelia ribes Fumaria indica Gardenia gummifera Gossypium herbaceum Glycyrrhiza glabra Holrrhoena antidysenterica Leptadenia reticulata Mangifera indica Nigella sativa Ocimum sanctum Paederia foetida Phyllanthes emblica Phyllanthes niruri Picrorrhiza kurroa Piper nigrum Plantago ovata Plumbago zeylanica Polygonum aviculare Punica granatum Rubia cordifolia Salmalia malabarica Solanum nigrum Solanum xanthocarpum Swertia chirata Terminalia arjuna Terminalia belerica Terminalia codifolia Tribulus terrestris Withania somnifera Woodfordia fructicosa Zingiber officinale