Gymnosporia emarginata
No english names given
No indonesian names given
Celastraceae
Gymnosporia emarginata is a plant endemic to southern India and Sri Lanka. It has relatively small leaves with a small notch at the tip or a pointed tip. The leaf base is cordate and has either a short or very short petiole.
Gymnosporia emarginata adalah salah satu tanaman yang masuk ke dalam spesies endemik India selatan dan Sri Lanka. Tanaman ini memiliki daun yang relatif kecil dan berlekuk kecil di ujung daun atau runcing daunnya. Pangkal daunnya berbentuk kordata dan hampir bertangkai pendek atau tangkai daun yang sangat pendek.
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Local Name
Cultural Group
Language
Tum bubu
Timor - Amanuban
Uab Meto
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Category
Cultural Group
Material
Part Used
Color
Medicinal
Timor - Malaka
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Jean Howe
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The leaves are used as a tonic to get rid of worms
Daunnya bisa langsung dimakan untuk obat cacingan
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