Plant Families & their Therapeutics
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Adam's Needle
Ajowan EO /Ajwain EO
Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA)
American Lotus
American White Waterlily
Amla
Annual Marshelder
Arrow Leaf Sida
Autumn Olive / Japanese Silverberry
Balsam Pear, Bitter Gourd. Bitter Melon
Banaba / Queen's Crape Myrtle
Bibhitaki/ Baheda / Bastard myrobalan
Black-eyed susan
Brazilian Cat's Ear
Bricklebush
Canada Thistle / Creeping / Cursed Thistle
Capers
Carolina Vetch
Chanca Piedra
Chinaberry Tree
Chlorogenic Acid
Cocoa
Common Bean
Common Milkweed
Crocin
Cuman ragweed / perennial ragweed
Daisy Fleabane
Daylily / Day Lily
Dwarf Groundcherry
Dwarf Palmetto / Bush Palmetto
Eastern Swamp Privet
Erect spiderling
Evening Primrose
False Daisy
Farkleberry
French Marigold
Gallant Soldier/ Quickweed (Galinsoga)
Gallocatechin
Gurmar (Gymnema sylvestre)
Hairy Tare / Tiny Vetch
Heart-leaved Peppervine
Honey Mesquite
Indian Almond / Sea Almond
Insulin Plant
Jambul / Jambol / Java Plum
Kimchi
Licorice Weed / Sweet Broomweed
Lion's Tail / Wild Dagga
Low Hop Clover
Malabar kino / Vijaysar
Malu Creeper / Pueraria tuberosa
Moringa (Ben-Oil Tree / Behen) / Drumstick Tree
Partridge Pea
Peas
Pinitol
Plantain (Broadleaf)
Pomegranate Peel Extract
Portia Tree / Indian Tulip Tree
Powderpuff
Prairie Snoutbean
Prairie Turnip / Breadroot / Thíŋpsiŋla
Purple corn extract
Sapodilla
Sessile Evening Primrose
Silver Maple
Soursop (Graviola)
Spotted Lady's Thumb / Redshank
Spurred Anoda / Crested anoda
Sugarberry
Tienchi Ginseng / San chi / Notoginseng
Vasopressin / anti-diabetic hormone (ADH)
Wild Leadwort / Chitrak
Wild Senna (Globularia)