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Monday, September 5, 2011

Stephanotis floribunda (R. Br.) Brongn.

Scientific Names

Stephanotis floribunda (R. Br.) Brongn.
botany

Synonym: Marsdenia floribunda (R. Br.) Schitr.
classification

Division: Spermatophyta.
Sub Division: Angiospermae
Class: Dicotyledoneae
Nation: Apocynales
Tribe: Asdepiadaceae
Marga: Stephanotis
Type: Stephanotis floribunda (R. Br.) Brongn.
The characteristics

Habitus: Themes, chronic, long ± 2-5 m.
Trunk: twisted, woody, round, grooved firm, branched, brown.
Leaves: Single, oval, opposite, pointed tip, base rounded, the edge of the flat, 6-12 cm long, 3-7 cm wide, pinnate pertulangan, thin, glossy, green.
Interest: Compound, umbrella form, in the armpit leaves, flowers 12-15 cm long, calyx cup shape, smooth, bertoreh six, symmetrical, green, stamens and pistil stalk cylindrical, ± 4.5 cm long, yellow anthers, kidney shape, the stigma solet shape, length + 4 mm, yellowish white, crown trumpet shape, smooth, the inside fluffy, yellowish red.
Fruit: Square, round, slippery, sizes + 0.5 cm, green.
Seed: Small, black, bulbous.
Roots: riding, off-white.
Chemical Ingredients

Leaves and flowers of gold flowers contain saponins and polyphenols, in addition to the flowers contain flavonoids.
property

Gold-leaf flowers efficacious as a medicine to cure wounds and the flowers fever.

Used to cure wounds + 10 grams of gold leaf flowers, washed finely ground and then placed on the wound.
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