| Family |
1 Compositae 2 Urticaceae |
| Common name: |
1 Not provided 2 China grass (English), Ramie (English), Lipang-aso (Filipino) |
| Local name: |
1 Tagamaing (Tagabawa), Andalapot or Gabon (Bisaya) 2 Andalamay (Bisaya) Rame (Tagabawa), Lipang-aso (Tagalog) |
| Indication: |
For "sammor" |
| Plant part used: |
Young leaves |
| Method of Preparation: |
Infusion- Soak three leaves of each plant in 1 glass of hot water. |
| Direction for use: |
Take 3 to 4 tablespoons of the infusion. After drinking, the patient should also apply the said water to his/her face. |
| Additional information: |
When the water turns red, it means that the patient has sammor. If otherwise, the patient has other illness. The juice can be discarded. |
| Informant: |
Marcelina "Ori" Inog Eli (tarabawian and a tara-ilos) |
| Place gathered: |
North Cotabato, Makilala, Brgy. Old Bulatukan, Sitio Diansig |
| Gathered by / Date gathered: |
15/02/2013 |
| Abstracted by: |
Cabero JD |
| Date abstracted: |
05/02/2014 |
| Province: |
Davao - Tagabawa Bagobo |
