Family |
(a) Solanaceae nightshades; solanaces (b) Lamiaceae mints; menthes (c ) Asteraceae sunflowers; tournesols (d) Lamiaceae (e) Not provided (f) Not provided (g) Lamiaceae mints; menthes (h) Moraceae (I) Zingiberaceae Ginger Family |
Common name: |
(a) Sili (Filipino); Bell pepper; Cayenne pepper (English)
(b) Alagau (Filipino); Fragrant premna (English)
(c) Sambong (Filipino); Blumea camphor; Ngai camphor(English)
(d) Kadlum (Filipino); Indian patchouli (English)
(e) Apog
(f) Not provided
(g) Mayana (Filipino)
(h) Hauili (Filipino)
(i) Luya (Filipino); Ginger; Garden ginger (English) |
Local name: |
(a) Katumbal
(b) adgaw
(c) hinalib-on
(d) kadlum
(e) Apog
(f) alibot-bot
(g) lampunaya
(h) labnog
(i) luy-a |
Indication: |
typhoid fever |
Plant part used: |
(a) lime
(b) leaves
(c) leaves
(d) leaves
(e) leaves
(f) leaves
(g) leaves
(h) leaves
(i) rhizome |
Method of Preparation: |
Mix leaves and ginger and wrap in banana leaf then heat over flame. Mix apog; then massage to head. |
Direction for use: |
As needed. |
Additional information: |
Not provided |
Informant: |
Not provided |
Place gathered: |
Not provided |
Gathered by / Date gathered: |
Not provided |
Abstracted by: |
Not provided |
Date abstracted: |
Not provided |
Province: |
Aklan |