Details of Crateva religiosa

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Summary	Statewise availability	Phytochemicals
Scientific Name:Crateva religiosa Genus:Crateva Species:religiosa Family:Rosaceae Synonym:Belou marmelos, Bilacus marmelos, Crateva marmelos, Crateva religiosa, Feronia pellucida,etc.	Andaman Nicobar Madhya Pradesh	Linolenic acid Stearic acid Daucosterol Limonene 4-Carvomenthenol Linalool alpha-Terpineol Geraniol trans-Linalool oxide beta-Sitosterol Lupeol Friedelin Rutin Oleic acid Quercetin Lauric acid 1-Hexacosanol 1-Hexadecanol Eicosane Tricosane Nerolidol Isoquercitrin Heptanal Decanal Triacontane Betulinic acid Heneicosane Nerol Diosgenin Taraxasterol Lupenone Heptadecane Isophorone Stachydrine
Ailments cured	Plant parts and method of its use	Vernacular name
Abdominal Pain Abdominal Pain Swelling Abscess Anthelminthic Anti-Bacterial Infections Agents Antidote Against Antidote against snake bite Antifungal Agents Anti-Inflammatory Agents Antiperiodic Antipruritics Appetite Stimulant Asthma Astringent Bronchitis Calculi Carbuncle Cardiotonic Agents Cholagogues And Choleretics Contraceptive Cough Counterirritant Demulcent Diabetes Mellitus Diphtheria Diuretic Dracunculiasis Dyspepsia Dysuria Edema Epididymitis Expectorant Fatigue Fever Flatulence Gout Hair Loss Helminthiasis Hydrocele Inflammation Intestinal Diseases Parasitic Irritable Bowel Syndrome Kidney Calculi Kidney Diseases Labor Pain Laxatives Lithiasis Liver Diseases Neoplasms Pectoralis Muscles Periodontal Diseases Pharyngitis Postnatal Care Pregnancy Complications Rheumatism Scorpion Stings Skin Diseases Spasm Stomach Disorder Tonic Toothache Tuberculosis Lymph Node Urinary Bladder Calculi Urinary Bladder Diseases Urinary Tract Infections Urination Disorders Urolithiasis Vomiting Wound And Injuries	Whole Plant : Paste applied topically