Botanic Garden Dhai Phool  Herb

 

Dhataki (Woodfordia Fruticosa) (Linn.) Kurz. (Fam. Lythraceae) Is Much-Branched, Semi Deciduous, Undershrub And Is Having About 1-3 M High; Rarely Up To 3 M. The Branches Of Dhataki Are Long And Multi Spreading. The Leaves Are Simple And Covered With White Hairs. The Flowers Are In A Cluster And Are Red-Orange. The Fruit Contains Many Smooth And Tiny Brown Seeds.

Among The Various Species Used In Folk Medicine, Dhataki (Woodfordia Fruticosa) Has Been Widely Used By Practitioners Of Traditional Medicines In Different Countries For A Long Time. Though The Whole Plant Part Exhibits Unique Therapeutic Properties, Dhataki Flowers Have Been In Great Demand In International Markets, And Domestic Specialized In Preparing Herbal Medicines. 

Dhataki Or Dhawai Is Also Known As Bahupuspika In Ayurveda. It Is The Flower Of Dhataki That Has Significant Importance In The Traditional Indian Medicine.

Synonyms Of Dhataki

Woodfordia Fruticosa, Bahupuspi, Tamrapuspi, Vahnijvata, Dhaiphool, Fire Flame Bush, Dhavadi, Dhavani, Dhai, Dhava, Tamrapushpi, Tattiripuvu, Tatire, Dhayati, Dhavati, Dhaiphula, Dhatuki, Davi, Phul Dhava, Kattati, Kattathi, Kattattipoo, Aarl Puruvu, Parvati, Bahupuspika

Source Of Dhataki

Plant Based