Sereng Herbal

Root Dantimool Herb, Packaging Size: 50 Kg Price - Rs 100/ Kg Product Specification Form Root Packaging Size 50 Kg Packaging Type Guny Bag Is It Dried Dried Botanical Name Baliospermum montanum Country of Origin Made in India Minimum Order Quantity 50 Kg Product Description Description : A perennial and woody under shrub grows up to 1.5 meters in height. Leaves simple, situate-toothed, upper ones small, lower ones are large, flowers are numerous, in axillary recemes with male flowers above and female below. Fruits capsule, 12 mm long, obovoid, seeds ellipsoid and smooth. Detail : Botanical Name : Baliospermum montanum Family : Euphorbiaceae Common Name : Danti, Dantika, Rachani, Vishodhini, Lowly marketing nut Hindi Name : Dandi , danti, hakum, hakun, dante, dantt, jangli jamalghota Malayalam Name : Nagadandi Kannada Name : danti, kaduharalu, dantika, Malayalam Name : danti, dantika, katalavanakku Marathi Name : danti, buktumbo Oriya Name : dumajoda Uses: 1.The paste of Danti roots and seeds is used in edema and pain. 2.Danti root paste is applied on painful edema and hemorrhoids. Additional Information Item Code 109 Delivery Time 5 Days Port Of Dispatch Any Production Capacity Any Packaging Details As per client Requirement

We offer you fine vegetable powders of high purity from wild herbs, roots, bark, fruits, berries, mushrooms: - liquorice root; - angelica root; - chaga; - pink radiograms; - wild rose; - evasive peony (Urals peony); - sea buckthorn berries; - bearberry; - thyme; - fir shoots; And others. They can be applied like additive to food or drinks. We also offer - Oil-soluble CO2 extracts and water-soluble extracts - Liquid-solid extracts - 100% organic cold-pressed oils We also work with exclusive products like: Shilajit extract pure and other products are of very high pharmaceutical purity and quality, very good fulvic / humic acid concentration and excellent water solubility.

Grade 1

Fresh Crop

Fresh Crop

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