Simarouba is a multi-utility that all its parts are useful in one way or the other. Each well grown tree yields 15-30 kg nutlets per yearthat yields 2.5-5 kg of oil. The annual returns in kg/ha from a moderatelywell managed 5-10 year old plantation ofSimarouba is as follows.
Read moreIts cultivation depends upon the rainfall distribution, waterholding capacity of the soil and possible sub-soil moisture and a temperature range of 10 -50 oC. Lakshmi taru can be cultivated in tropical regions all over the world.
Read moreSimarouba glauca has a long history in herbal medicine in many countries. Simarouba glauca is one of the important herbal drug used against dysentery hence its bark is also known as dysentery bark.
Read moreTake mature shade dried leaflets or sticks (pieces of rachis about 10 cm long) or 1.5 sq.cm bark pieces @3 leaflets/sticks/ bark pieces for every 10kg body weight. Cut leaflets, sticks or bark pieces into small pieces.
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