Madder Root
Rubia cordifolia, Madder root, Bengal Madder, Majith
Botanical Name : Rubia cordifolia
English Name : Madder root, Bengal Madder
Hindi Name : Majith
Sanskrit Name : Manjistha
Description
Rubia cordifolia is a plant native to India. Generally this plant is found on the Himalayan side of India.
Rubia cordifolia is a member of Rubiaceae plant family. This is a climbing perennial herb. The roots are long and the bark is red. The leaves are in two pairs. One pair is larger than the other. The flowers bloom in October to January in terminal panicle cymes.
Rubia cordifolia is a member of Rubiaceae plant family. This is a climbing perennial herb. The roots are long and the bark is red. The leaves are in two pairs. One pair is larger than the other. The flowers bloom in October to January in terminal panicle cymes.
Usage
The roots are natural red dye. The roots are very effective in Purifying blood. The roots are tonic and astringent. The roots and fruits are useful as Ayurvedic herbal medicine.
Obtained Chemical Compounds
Fatty acids are obtained from this plant.
Gujarati: Majith
Marathi, Kannada and Bengali: Manjistha
Tamil: Manditti
Telugu: Tamaralli
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