Balanites
Aegle Marmelos, Wood apple, Indian Quince, Bel, Bael
Botanical Name : Balanites aegyptica
English Name : Soapberry tree, Deseart Date
Hindi Name : Hingot, Gaudi
Sanskrit Name : Ingudi
Description
Balanites aegyptica, is a herb common in India. It is found in Israel, Sudan,and Jordan.
This plant is a member of Balanitaceae plant family.
This is an armed deciduous,bushy shrub or small tree with a height of about 2 to 4 meters. The leaves are 2 foliate, petiolate. The leaflets are elliptical-oblong or obovate oblong, glaucous-green, pubescent. The flowers are pale greenish – yellow, in axillary fascicles cymes. The drupes are ovoid and yellowish green when ripe. The flowering season is July to December.
Usage
In Ayurveda the leaves, seeds and the fruits are used as purgative and anthelmintic. It is also useful in burns,cough, colic. Natural herbal soap may contain in berries of this tree.
Gujarati: Ingoria
Marathi: Hingni, Hinganbat
Kannada: Ingalgid, Ingla, Hingul
Bengali: Ingot
Telugu: Garaa
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