Vyakur / Kukurtarul / Gittha - KrishiMala
Petioled leaves, heart shaped, flowers arise from nodes in clusters, green yellow in color. Parts used: Tuber, fruit. Uses: used in hemoptysis, epitaxis, pharyngitis, goitre, sprains and injuries.
Ubi-ubihan, Dioscorea bulbifera Linn., AIR POTATO, Huang du ...
- A plant of uncertain ecosystem status: invasive in some places, on the verge of extinction in others. - It is one of the most consumed yam species in West Africa, but also a species that warns of toxicity. - It is a raw material for contraceptives. Botany
We cooked air potato (and still learning about its toxicity)!
2024年9月30日 · While it was apparently similar to the yam plant, villagers suggested me that they call this wonder tuber gittha (गिट्ठा) and they would usually cook it than waste it. Gittha: the air potatoes are finally welcomed in our kitchen.
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Chepang Food Culture:Contribution of Wild Edible andNeglected Plant …
he Chepang people have depended enormously on the forest resources for food, fodder, fiber, medicine, housing and various other needs. A close insight into the traditional food culture of the...
Air Potato facts and health benefits
2021年2月17日 · Dioscorea bulbifera commonly known as the air potato or air yam is a species of true yam in the yam family, Dioscoreaceae. The plant is native to Tropical Africa, Southern Asia, Maldives, and Northern Australia. In Myanmar, it is found in Chin, Kachin, Mandalay, Mon, Sagaing, and Shan.
Nepal has favourable climatic and agro ecological diversity for the production of root and tuber (R&T) crops. Taro, yam, cassava, elephant foot yam, and sweet potato are the major cultivated R&T crops in Nepal. Tuber crops are widely cultivated in Nepal as minor crops.
250Nepali Medicinal Plants Lists - NepalAyurveds.com
In this blog post, we delve into the vibrant world of Nepalese medicinal plants, providing a curated list of names alongside their corresponding scientific classifications. For generations, traditional healers in Nepal have relied upon the diverse array of flora found within its borders to treat a myriad of ailments.
Chepangs, the real custodians of Chiuri conservation have a strong cultural, livelihood and ecological relation with the tree. The report exemplifies a fascinating connection between Chepangs, Chiuri tree, Chiuri flower and fruit berries that attract wild bats.
Ethnobotanical notes on Thangmi plant names and their …
2003年1月1日 · Nepali tite gittha bitter air yam, Dioscorea bulbifera The leaves are collected as fodder for domesticated animals. The bulb, which grows underground, is boiled in water, peeled and eaten as a snack in the month of magh. The fruit, which ripens in the months of kartik and masir, can also be boiled and eaten. bagale (D) ~ rise (S)
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