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BIBLIO (Ayurveda)
BIBLIO (Distribution)
Distribution A native of tropical Asial, introduced and cultivated in other regions. Tripura: Sadar sub-division. Cultivated as an ornamental plant.
Title - FLORA OF TRIPURA STATE VOL1
Distribution Balaghat, Bastar, Bilaspur, Bhopal, Damoh, Gwalior, Indore, Jabalpur, Raigarh, Raipur, Rajnandgaon, Seoni, Sidhi, Surguja On roadsides and in mixed forests, also planted
Title - Flora of Madhya Pradesh Vol I
Distribution Foothills of Himalayas to Tamil Nadu; cultivated throughout India. SE.Asia. Orissa: Frequent in forests; often planted.
Title - The Flora of Orissa Volume 1
Distribution INDIA: Throughout India; HIMACHAL PRADESH: Simla.
Title - Flora of Himachal Pradesh Vol I
Distribution Indo-Malaya, throughout India, common in Meghalaya, Damalgiri, Garo Hills, Lailad, Khasi Hills
Title - FOREST FLORA OF MEGHALAYA VOL 1
Distribution Jarain- Dawki, Dawki.
Title - Flora of Jowai Vol.I
Distribution Kumaon
Title - A Forest Flora for Kumaon
Distribution Maharashtra: Common in deciduous forests, also planted in gardens and along roadsides.
Title - Flora of Maharashrta State (Dicotyledons) Volume 1
Distribution S. E. Asia
Title - THE FLORA OF THE TAMILNADU CARNATIC-VOL I
Distribution Srikakulam (AP): Somagandi. Occasionally grown along the outskirts of forests at lower altitudes. Cultivated in the gardens for its beautiful flowers.
Title - Flora of Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh)
Distribution Throughout, wild in deciduous forests; also planted.
Title - Flora of Gujarat State Vol 1
Distribution Tons valley:Very common along roadsides.
Title - Flora of Tons Valley (Uttaranchal)
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Botanical Name -Bauhinia purpurea L.Full Botanical citation -Bauhinia purpurea L., Sp. Pl. 375. 1753; R.D.Gaur, Fl. Distr. Garhwal North West Himalaya (With Ethnobotanical Notes), TransMedia, Srinagar (Garhwal), India, 244. 1999.Family -CAESALPINIACEAESystem(s) of Indian Medicine -Ayurveda, Siddha, Sowa-RigpaVernacular names -Total 116 Vernacular names found in 8 languages. Hindi (21) - ashta, gairal, guiral, gurial, jhinjhora, kachnar, kaliar, kandan, kaniar, karal, karial, khairwal, koilari, koinar, koliar, kwiryal, lal kachnar, lal karal, makkuna, mawai, sona
Kannada (22) - akilu, arelu, banne, basavanapadu, deva kaanchana, kanchivaala, kanchivala, kanchuvaala, kancivala, kanjivala, kempu kanchivaala, kempu kanchuvaala, kempu mandaara, kempukanchavala, kempukancivala, kempukanjivala, kempumandaara, kempumandara, mandara, sarul, uleppe, ulipe
Malayalam (5) - chovanna-mandaru, chovannamandaru, cuvannamandaram, mandaram, suvannamandaram
Marathi (11) - atmatti, dev kanchan, deva, devana kanchana, kanchan, kanchana, ragtachandan, ragthachandan, rakta kanchan, raktha kaanchan, tambdo-apto
Sanskrit (11) -
Sanskrit Comments Tamil (31) - acanomantarai, acanomantaraimaram, acuvacampurappu, arputaveni, atthi, cikappu mantarai, compucikam, compucikamaram, kalarviluti, kalavilaccai#, kalavilaccai@, kalavilaichi, kalaviluti2, karuppumantarai, kattu mantarai, mancaltarai, mancaltaraimaram, mandarai, mandareh, mandari, mandharai, mantarai, mantharai, mutiraikkali, nilataru2, nilattiruvatti, periyavatti, punkaram, purapicam, segappumandarai, ulittikam
Telugu (12) - aroe, bodanta, bodanta chettu, deva-kasla, devakaanchanamu, devakanjanamu, kaanchanamu, kanchanam, kanjanamu, peddaare, peddare, peddari
Tibetan (3) - go bi da ra (p), ko bi da ra, ko bid dri (d)
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