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Other products Seeds are reported to contain trypsin and chymotrypsin inhibitors. Protosappanin A isolated from C. sappan heartweed has a mild sedative effect. Six 3-benzylchroman derivatives (isoflavonoids) were islolated from Sappan lignum, the dried heartwood of C. sappan Screening showed that the methonolic extract had significant antihypercholesteraemic activity. Braziling (7,11b-dihydrobenz[b]indeno-[1,2-d] pyran3,6a,9,10(6H)-tetrol), the principle component of C. Sappan has found to exhibit hypohlycaemic properties and to increase glucose metabolism in diabetic rats. Dye extraction The dye is extracted by boiling chipped wood pieces in water. While extracting, few paddy grains are thrown into boiling liquid to check if the extraction is complete or not if the hust scales off, boiling is considered sufficient and no otherwise. Services. The tree is planted as a hedge and boundary marker in villages. The leaves are used to hasten ripening of fruits such as bananas and mangoes. Reference Aravidaakshan, M. and D. Kannan 2006 “Caesalpinia sappan” A potential Natural Dye Yielding Medicinal Tree of Tamil Nadu. Medplant Network News 6(2);11-12. Farooqi, A.A., M. Vasundhara, & Amit Agarwal 2000 (4 th edition). Production Technology of Dedicinal & Aromatic Crops. Trust for Medicinal Plant Research & Development Bangalore.p.225. Farooqi, A.A., M. Vasundhara, K.S. Srinivasappa & K. Ashok 2005 (2 nd edition). Oushadhiya Mattu Sugandha Dravya Belegala Tantrikate. Trust for Medicinal Plant Research & Development. P.304. Nair, K.K.N., 2000 Manual of Non-wood Forest produce Plants of Kerala. Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi, Kerala, India. P. 449 Nair, K.K.N., R.C. Pandalai & U.M. Chandrashekara.2000. “ Generatation & Transfer of Silviculture and Harvesting Technology of selected Medicinal plants for the sustained utilization of the wastelands of Kerala’, KFRI. Research Report. 178. Ved, D.K, Summy Oomen and Archanakumari, Propagation of Indian 27
Medicinal Plants. FRLHT. Bangalore p. 324. Http://www/worldforestrycentre.org Propagation Protocol of Cinnamomum sulphuratum 1. Introduction Current Name: Cinnamomum sulphuratum Nees. Family: Lauraceae Synonym: Cinnamomum perrotteti Venacular names Kannada: Pinga dalchinni, Matta dalchinni Malayalam; Kattu karuva Tamil; Kattu lavangam 2. Botani description A small to medium sized tree, about 8 tall and about 70 cm girth. Bark smooth, reddish brown outside, dull red inside, with a strong aromatic smell. Young branches slender, angular, with dense minute yellowish-brown adpressed tomentose hairs. Leaves opposite and sub-opposite, 4-12 x 2-4.5 cm, oblong or elliptic-oblong, base rounded or acute, apex acute, slightly leathery, hairless, glossy, tomentose, bluish grey beneath, with 3 basal nerves; young leaves with tomentose hairs below, gradually becoming hairless when old, distinctly stalked. Flowers bisexual about 2-4 mm long, distinctly stalked, greenish yellow, in terminal and axillary 10-14 cm long panicles Berries oblong-ellipsoid, 1 x 1.5 cm, smooth, hairless, seated on 28
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