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BIBLIO (Ayurveda)
BIBLIO (Distribution)
Distribution Chittorgarh, Kota, Sirohi. Native of South-East Asia, rarely found wild in marshy or moist and shady localities in the forests, also cultivated for edible roots
Title - Flora of Rajasthan Vol. 3
Distribution Endemic to Asia but pantropically cultivated
Title - THE FLORA OF THE TAMILNADU CARNATIC-VOL III(MONOCOTS)
Distribution Majuli: Ahotguri. Common to very common throughout the area.
Title - Flora of Majuli
Distribution Palni: Mid-Palnis, 1000-1600 m.
Title - The Flora of the Palni Hills Vol-3
Distribution Pantropical, hotter parts of India and Sri Lanka._x000D_
TN: All districts, also cultivated._x000D_
GoM: Along streams on mainland coast in Kanyakumari, less frequent. Marshy localities & along streams.
Title - The Flora of the Gulf of Mannar
Distribution Srikakulam (AP): Chintapalli. Common in moist localities, usually near water courses.
Title - Flora of Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh)
Distribution Throughout the hotter parts of India and up to 2200 m on the Himalaya; also widely cultivated. Orissa: Common in damp, shady places; also cultivated.
Title - The Flora of Orissa Vol IV
Distribution Tons valley: Cultivated for its edible tubers and young leaves and often escaped.
Title - Flora of Tons Valley (Uttaranchal)
Distribution Tripura : Tropical Asia, cultivated pantropically. Common; wild and cultivated
Title - FLORA OF TRIPURA STATE VOL2
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Botanical Name -Colocasia esculenta (L.) SCHOTTFull Botanical citation -Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott in Schott & Endl., Meletem. Bot. 18. 1832; R.D.Gaur, Fl. Distr. Garhwal North West Himalaya (With Ethnobotanical Notes), TransMedia, Srinagar (Garhwal), India, 607. 1999.Family -ARACEAESystem(s) of Indian Medicine -Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, FolkBotanical Synonyms (2) -
Vernacular names -Total 144 Vernacular names found in 8 languages. English (9) - aivi, cocoyam, dasheen, eddoes, imo, kalo, keladi, talas, taro
Hindi (19) - arbi, arvi, arwi, ashukachu, auri, avois, ghoya, ghuiya, ghuiyan, ghuya, ghwiya, gorikachu, kaccalu, kachalu, kachoo, kachu, kacku, khuyya, pindalu
Kannada (19) - alavi, arasina yele, avigedde, kacchachi, kacchi, kachchi, kasave, keeshina gedde, kesave dantu, kesavedantu, kesavegadde, kesavina gedde, kesavu, keshavana-gadde, keshavanagadde, saave gadde, shama gadde, shame-gadde, shamegadde
Malayalam (6) - cempu, chempa-kizhanna, chempakizhanna, kaladi, kattuchena, weli-ila
Marathi (4) - aaloo, alu, chempu, ran aalu
Sanskrit (8) -
Sanskrit Comments Tamil (66) - akkirantam, ampakam, cakavilvam, cakini2, cakiniyacceti, cakiniyam, cakiyacceti, cakiyam2, cakutam, camaikkilanku, canani$, canini, caninicceti, cemaikkilanku, cempai, cempilai, cempu, cenai, ceppai, ceppankilanku, chembu, compu, kancancikacceti, kancancikam, kattusenai, makarairutti, makaraviri, makaraviricceti, makavirukati, makavirutti, nalitam, natapattirikai, natikam, natipattiram, natpattirikai, natpattirikaicceti, nirccempu, pantaki#, pantaki@, pantakicceti, peculam, peculi, pullakacci, sempu, seppan kizhangu, seppankizhangu, shamak-kizhangu, shamakkilangu, shana dumpa, shanadumpa, shemakkalenga, turavi2, turavicceti, tuspiratarucini, tutpiratarucani, tutpirataucini1, urarpari1, urarparicceti, vankanam#, vankanam@, vatikam, vatinkanam, vatukacceti, vatukam#, vatukam@, viruntakam
Telugu (13) - chaamakoora, chama, chamadumpa, chamagadda, chamakoora, chamakura, chamakuru, chamathumpa, chema, kaladi, sari kanda, shamakoora, shamathumpa
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