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Reference HA 1k

Author: Ainslie, J.R.

Title:

A list of plants used in native medicine in Nigeria. Imperial Forestry Institute.University of Oxford, Institute Paper, n° 7, (1937)

Symptoms: H(003), H(012), H(013), H(037), H(111), H(137)

Recipes:

H(037), bark decoc, mild aperient, cough-remedy H(137), wood boiled in pulp, sores H(003), H(012), H(013), H(111), bark, leaves, roots, pounded, applic external, bruise, boils, ulcers, burns, dislocations

Region: West Africa

Country: Nigeria

Vernacular name: ira-odan, asha, arasa

Reference HA 21

Author: Adjanohoun, E., M.R.A. Ahyi, P. Chibon, H. de Vecchy, E. Duboze, J. Eymé, J.- N. Gassita, E. Goudote, S. Guinko, A. Keita, B. Koudogbo, M. Le Bras, I. Mourambou, E. Mve - Mengome, M. - G. Nguéma, J. - B. Ollome, P. Posso, P. Sita

Title:

Contribution aux études ethnobotaniques et floristiques au Gabon. Agence de coopération culturelle et technique, (A.C.C.T.), Paris, 294 p., (1984) From the data bank PHARMEL 2 (ref. HP 10)

Symptoms: H(022)

Recipes:

H(022), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha of Glyphaea brevis, to pound, maceration (H2O), VO. H(022), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha, decoction (H2O), VO.

Region: West Africa

Country: Gabon

Vernacular name: evèng, nnom-asas, ewoleghe, éwoloc, eso (Fang), notsisénè (Mindunu), oséséndé, (Mpongwé), otendya (Myéné)

Reference HA 22

Author: Arnold, H.-J. & M. Gulumian

Title:

Pharmacopoeia of traditional medicine in Venda. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 12, pp. 35 -74, (1984)

Symptoms: H(004), H(103), H(112)

Recipes:

H(004), bark Bridelia micrantha,Syzygium cordatum (mutu) + thorns Fagara davyi (munungu), decoction (H2O), wound exposed to steam, infected wounds H(103) bark, maceration, rinse the oral cavity, toothache H(112), bark, decoction, VO., to abort, 1 to 2 month foetus

Region: South Africa

Country: South Africa (Venda country)

Vernacular name: munzere (Luvenda)

Reference HA 29 e

Author: M. Ichikawa

Title:

The Mbuti Pygmies in the Ituri forest of north-eastern Zaire, around Katala and Mawambo village (N 1.0', E 29.10', alt. c. 1000 m), Zone de Mambasa, Region de Haut-Zaire in : AFLORA on the Web (http://130.54.103.36/aflora.nsf) The database of traditional plant utilization in AfricaCenter for African Area Studies, Kyoto University

Symptoms: H(000), H(092), H(095)

Recipes:

H(000), the bark is boiled in water and red-brownish decoction (H2O) is used as enema H(095), caterpillars (also called enjeku) on the leaves of the tree are eaten roasted. Available August through October H(092), according to some Mbuti, the inner side of the bark is powdered and pounded together with other plants to make an arrow poison

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Nduye, zone of Mambasa, Ituri forest)

Vernacular name: enjeku (Mbuti).The caterpillars feeding on the leaves are also called <enjeku>

Reference HA 29 f

Author: H. Terashima, M. Ichikawa and M. Sawada

Title:

The Efe Pygmies and the Balese farmers in the Ituri forest of northeastern Zaire, around Andiri village (N 1.55', E 29.10', alt. c. 1000 m), Zone de Mambasa, Region de Haut-Zaire in : AFLORA on the Web (http://130.54.103.36/aflora.nsf) The database of traditional plant utilization in AfricaCenter for African Area Studies, Kyoto University

Symptoms: H(037), H(118)

Recipes:

H(037), H(118), bark decoction (H2O) is drunk for sore-throat"kumbukumbu" or for cough "timba

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Ituri forest of northeastern Zaire)

Vernacular name: munjaku (Balese)| muzau (Efe), the name derives from the silkworms called <munjaku> which live on the tree.

Reference HA 39

Author: Abo, K. A., A.A. Fred-Jaiyesimi, A.E.A. Jaiyessimi

Title:

Ethnobotanical studies of medicinal plants used in the management of diabetes mellitus in South Western Nigeria. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 115, pp. 67- 71, (2008)

Symptoms: H(171)

Recipes:

H(171, 3) diabetes, leaves decoction of Bridelia micrantha, VO. (cure during 1 to 6 months)

Region: West Africa

Country: South Western Nigeria

Vernacular name: iranje, sweetberry (local English)

Reference HB 01

Author: Baerts, M. & J. Lehmann

Title:

Guérisseurs et plantes médicinales de la région des crêtes Zaïre-Nil au Burundi. Musée royal de l'Afrique centrale, Tervuren, Belgique.Ann. Sc. Eco., Vol. 18, 214 p., (1989) From the data bank PHARMEL 2 (ref. HP 10)

Symptoms: H(004), H(008), H(030), H(036), H(055), H(091), H(201)

Recipes:

H(004) wound, stem without leaves, barks of the underground part of Bridelia micrantha, decoction (H2O), local application on the form of sirup H(008), roots of Bridelia., decoction (H2O), VO. H(030), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia., decoction (H2O), VO. H(036) vertigo, leaves, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia., decoction (H2O), VO., enema H(055), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia., infusion (H2O), VO. H(055), leaves of Bridelia micrantha, maceration (H2O), VO. H(091) fortifying pregnant woman, leaves of Bridelia., juice, VO. H(091) fortifying pregnant woman, leaves of Bridelia micrantha, of Hibiscus fuscus of Oxalis corniculata, juice, VO. H(091) fortifying pregnant woman, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia., decoction (H2O), VO. H(201) psychosis, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia., powder, VO. + to sprinkle

Region: Central Africa

Country: Burundi (Zaïre-Nil ridge region)

Vernacular name: umugimbu (Kirundi)

Reference HB 04

Author: Bouquet, A. & M. Debray

Title:

Plantes médicinales de la Côte d'Ivoire. Travaux et Documents de l'O.R.S.T.O.M., Paris, n° 32, 232 p., (1974)

Symptoms: H(005), H(006), H(007), H(008), H(100), H(113), H(139)

Recipes:

H(005), H(006), H(007), H(008), H(100) blennorrage, H(113), H(139), ONS. of Bridelia micrantha, RNS.

Region: West Africa

Country: Ivory Coast

Vernacular name: gringouinmia, gringouinmia (Ebrie), kosagba (Malinke)

Reference HB 08

Author: Bally, P.R.O.

Title:

Native medicinal and poisonous plants of East Africa. Kew Bull., 1, 10 - 25, (1937)

Symptoms: H(018)

Recipes:

H(018), roots, RNS.

Region: East Africa

Country: East Africa

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HB 20

Author: Bognon, C.

Title:

Notes ethnobotaniques sur la médecine traditionnelle en pays We (Côte d'Ivoire): quelques problèmes méthodologiques. Rev. Méd. Pharm. Afr., Vol. 5, n° 1, 55 - 65, (1991)

Symptoms: H(018), H(022), H(026), H(027), H(030), H(051), H(101), H(116)

Recipes:

H(018), H(022), H(026), H(027), H(030), H(051), H(101), H(116), ONS. of Bridelia micrantha, RNS.

Region: West Africa

Country: Ivory Coast (We people)

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HB 25M

Author: Bossard, E.

Title:

La médecine traditionnelle au centre et à l'ouest de l'Angola. Ministério da ciênciae da tecnologia. Instituto de investigaçâo cientifica tropical. Lisboa - p. 531 (1996) (ISBN : 972-672-858-4)

Symptoms: H(075)

Recipes:

H(075) lack of appetite (e) vuti, roots tea of Bridelia micrantha , VO., 3 X / days

Region: West Africa

Country: Angola (regions of Cuanza Sul, Amboim)

Vernacular name: (i) mbalala, mulengwe-lengwe (Umbundu)

Reference HB 28

Author: Banderembako Fabien & Ntitangirageza Térence

Title:

La médecine populaire au Burundi : quelques plantes médicinales. From the burundi review "Que vous en semble ?" n°35, 1978 egistered in the chapter "Gray litterature" of PRELUDE

Symptoms: H(022), H(030), H(033)

Recipes:

H(022) delivery (made easier), H(030) retained placenta, juice from Bridelia micrantha, Polyscias fulva, "imbohora", VO. H(033) femal sterility, ONS, infusions, VO

Region: Central Africa

Country: Burundi

Vernacular name: umugimbu (Kirundi)

Reference HB 30b

Author: Betti, J. L.

Title:

An ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants among the baka pygmies in the Dja biosphere reserve, Cameroon. African Study Monographs, 25 (1) : 1 - 27, March 2004

Symptoms: H(008), H(037)

Recipes:

H(008) amoebic dysenthery, stems barks of Bridelia micrantha of Antrocaryon klaineanum of Treculia africana, decoction, VO. H(037, 6) cough, fruit of Capsicum frutescens, stems barks of Bridelia micrantha, maceration, VO.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Cameroon (Dja reserve)

Vernacular name: not registrated by the author

Reference HC 13c

Author: Chhabra, S.C., R.L.A. Mahunnah & E.N. Mshiu

Title:

Plants used in traditional medicine in Eastern Tanzania.III. Angiosperms (Euphorbiaceae to Menispermaceae). Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 28, pp. 255 - 283, (1990)

Symptoms: H(008x), H(101)

Recipes:

H(008x), H(101), VO., decoction (H2O) roots, RNS.

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania (East)

Vernacular name: mwiza (luguru)

Reference HD 13

Author: Disengomoka, I. & P. Delaveau

Title:

Medicinal plants used for child's respiratory diseases in Zaire. Part I. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 8, pp. 257 - 263, (1983) Part II. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 8, pp. 265 - 277, (1983)

Symptoms: H(037)

Recipes:

H(037) wet cough, stembark, rasped, decoction (H2O) , VO. small quantities (TOXIC!) H(037) wet cough, roots bark, rasped,decoction in palm wine, 1/2 teaspoon 2X / day

Region: West Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre)

Vernacular name: kenkum musur (Kiyanzi), kimwindu (Kikongo)

Reference HF 1k

Author: Ferry, M.P. , M. Gessain & R. Gessain

Title:

Ethnobotanique Tenda. Documents du Centre de recherches anthropologiques du Musée de l'Homme.Laboratoire associé au Centre national de la recherche scientifique, 180 p., (1 mai 1974)

Symptoms: H(201)

Recipes:

H(201), roots Maytenus senegalensis + barks Bridelia micrantha, Terminalia macroptera, boiled H2O, magic uses

Region: West Africa

Country: Senegal (region between the towns of Kedougou et Yukunkun)

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HG 01

Author: Gelfand, M., S. Mavi, R.B. Drummond & B. Ndemera

Title:

The traditional medicinal practitioner in Zimbabwe. Mambo Press, Gweru (Zimbabwe), 411 p., (1985)

Symptoms: H(037), H(112)

Recipes:

H(037) child, roots of Bridelia micrantha, infusion (H2O), VO. H(112), leaves of Bridelia., infusion (H2O), VO.

Region: East Africa

Country: Zimbabwe

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HG 02

Author: Glover, P.E., J. Stewart & M.D. Gwynne

Title:

Masai and Kipsigis notes on East african plants, Part III - Medicinal uses of plants. East African agricultural and forestry journal, 32, 2, 200 - 207, (1966)

Symptoms: H(091)

Recipes:

H(091) childs barks , decoc, + milk, RNS.

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HG 22

Author: Gbolade, A. A.

Title:

Inventory of antidiabetic plants in selected districts of Lagos State, Nigeria Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 121, pp. 135?139, (2009)

Symptoms: H(171)

Recipes:

H(171) diabetes mellitus, Nicotiana tabacum leaves, Bridelia micrantha bark, Bidens pilosa seeds, Alstonia congensis roots and potash are boiled with H2O. One cup drunk daily. H(171) diabetes mellitus, stem and bark of Bridelia micrantha, leaves of Vernonia amygdalina and Ocimum gratissimum are squeezed with water and drunk.

Region: West Africa

Country: Lagos State, Nigeria

Vernacular name: arasha, osha

Reference HH 09b

Author: Hamill, F.A., S. Apio, N. K. Mubiru, R. Bukenya-Ziraba, M. Mosango, O. W. Maganyi and D. D. Soejarto

Title:

Traditional herbal drugs of Southern Uganda, II: literature analysis and antimicrobial assays, Volume 84, pp. 57 - 78 (2003)

Symptoms: H(068)

Recipes:

H(068) tape worm, H(006) + H(104) abdominal pain, handfull barks in 2 cups, decoction, 2 table spoons thrice per day as needed to effect result, ok for childeren

Region: East Africa

Country: Uganda (southern), tribe Baganda, district of Kampala

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HH 11

Author: Haxaire Claudie (Pharmacienne)

Title:

Phytothérapie et Médecine Familiale chez les Gbaya-Kara (République Centrafricaine) Thèse de doctorat, Université de Paris, Fac. Pharmacie., 320 p., (1979)

Symptoms: H(037)

Recipes:

H(037) cough, decoction (H2O) leaves of a partial mixing of Annona senegalensis, Piliostigma thonningii, Bridelia micrantha , Psorospermum febrifugum, Hibiscus rostellatus, Dissotis brazzae, Dissotis perkinsiae, Oxalis radicosa, Lantana camara

Region: Central Africa

Country: Central African Republic

Vernacular name: Indicated by the author in phonetic note. not transposable

Reference HH 16

Author: Haerdi, F.

Title:

Afrikanische Heilpflanzen. Die Eingeborenen-Heilpflanzen des Ulanga- Distriktes Tanganjikas (Ostafrika). Acta tropica, Suppl. 8, 1-278 (1964) Published : 1964, Verlag fu?r Recht und Gesellschaft (Basel)

Symptoms: H(008)

Recipes:

H(008) dysentery, roots extract, leaves juice, barks maceration of Bridelia micrantha, VO.

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania

Vernacular name: mwija (Kimbunga, Kipogoro, Kihehe)

Reference HH 1k

Author: Harjula, R.

Title:

Mirau and his practice.A study of the ethnomedicinal repertoire of a tanzanian herbalist. Institut for cultural research, University of Turku, Finland, 224 p., (1980)TRI-MED BOOKS LTD: LONDON Registered Office: 5 Tudor Cottage, Lovers Walk, Finchley, London, N3 1JH

Symptoms: H(093), H(104)

Recipes:

H(104), bark is dried and ground to a granular consistency and not into a powder (the crumbly result looks remarkably like dry elephantstool); 1 pinch of the granules , RNS. H(093), Poisoning; particularly those cases in which it is suspected that women's menstrual blood bas been swallowed along with food. The bark is dried and ground into rough crumbs and 1 pinch of the crumbs is mixed with 1 glass ful of bot water, 1 glass ful is taken each day for 3-4 days, or 2 glass fuls can be swallowed just once.

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania

Vernacular name: yaarile

Reference HJ 08

Author: Jiofack, T., l. Ayissi, C. Fokunang, N. Guedje and V. Kemeuze

Title:

Ethnobotany and phytomedicine of the upper Nyong valley forest in Cameroon African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology Vol. 3(4). pp. 144-150, April, 2009 http://www.academicjournals.org/ajpp

Symptoms: H(006), H(104)

Recipes:

H(006) constipation, H(104) abdominal pains,young shoot, bark of Bridelia micrantha, RNS.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Cameroon (upper Nyong valley forest)

Vernacular name: not registered by the investigators

Reference HK 01

Author: Kerharo, J. & J. G. Adam

Title:

La pharmacopée sénégalaise traditionnelle. Plantes médicinales et toxiques. Editions Vigot Frères, Paris, 1011 p., (1974)

Symptoms: H(005), H(006), H(026), H(033), H(037), H(091), H(104), H(116), H(170),

Recipes:

H(005), H(006), H(026), H(033) female, H(091) beriberi, H(104), H(116), H(170), roots, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha, decoction (H2O), VO. H(026), H(037) bronchitis, H(091) beriberi, roots of Afraegle paniculata of Bridelia micrantha, maceration (H2O), VO. H(104), roots, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha, ONS. of Detarium microcarpum, ONS. of Afrormosia laxiflora, RNS., VO. H(006) + H(104), H(104) colit, ONS. of Bridelia, RNS., VO.

Region: West Africa

Country: Senegal

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HK 13

Author: Kokwaro, J.O.

Title:

Medicinal plants of East Africa. East african literature bureau, Kampala, Nairobi, Dar Es Salaam, 368 p., (1976)

Symptoms: H(008), H(018), H(068), H(091), H(104), H(113)

Recipes:

H(008) childs, bark boiled in soup, it is recommended that child should eat nothing in cases where diarrhoea is accompanied by bleeding H(018), roots, powder mixed with gease, skull rubbed H(068) tenia, bark, decoction (H2O) (30'), VO. H(091) childs, bark, decoction (H2O) , soup + milk, VO. H(104) stomach, bark, decoction (H2O) (30'), VO. H(113), bark, decoction (H2O) , VO.

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya, Tanzania

Vernacular name: isongamino (Nyika, Tanzania), muiya (Shambaa, Tanzania), mukoigo (Kikuyu, Kenya), mukwego (Meru, Kenya), odugu-kulo (Luo, Kenya), shikanganya (Kakamega), katazamiti (Luganda)

Reference HK 22

Author: Kerharo, J. & A. Bouquet

Title:

Plantes médicinales et toxiques de la Côte-d'Ivoire - Haute-Volta.Mission d'étude de la pharmacopée indigène en A.O.F. Editions Vigot Frères, Paris, 300 p., (1950)

Symptoms: H(006), H(006), H(092)

Recipes:

H(006) , purgative again constipation, ONS., RNS. H(006) + H(092), purgative again poisoning, ONS., RNS.

Region: West Africa

Country: Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso

Vernacular name: apoï (Bété), opam (Ashanti), bacié, egpa, bianzua, epako troubo (Agni), irigo sanga (Koulango), tchikué (Attié), diembrémihia, amangbréhia (Ebrié), ataba, ekuané (Appollonien)

Reference HK 51

Author: Kerharo, J. & J.G. Adam

Title:

Les plantes médicinales, toxiques et magiques des Niominka et des Socé des Iles du Saloum (Sénégal) Acta tropica, Suppl. 8, 279 - 334 (1964)

Symptoms: H(104)

Recipes:

H(104) enteralgia, roots, barks, leaves of Bridelia micrantha, RNS. (receipt Socé)

Region: West Africa

Country: Senegal (Saloun island)

Vernacular name: bissako (Socé) ; bissago (mandingue)

Reference HK 53

Author: Kayode, J, L. Aleshinloye and O. E. Ige

Title:

Ethnomedicinal Use of Plant Species in Ijesa Land of Osun State, Nigeria Ethnobotanical Leaflets 12: 164-170. (2008)

Symptoms: H(086)

Recipes:

H(086) coated tongue, barks of Bridelia micrantha, RNS.

Region: West Africa

Country: Nigeria (Ijesa Land of Osun State)

Vernacular name: ira

Reference HL 18

Author: Lebbie, A. R., R. P. Guries

Title:

Ethnobotanical value and conservation of sacred groves of the Kpaa Mende in Sierra Leone Economic Botany, 49 (3), pp. 297-308, (1995)

Symptoms: H(004), H(100)

Recipes:

H(004) stem bark of Bride/ia micrantha is boiled and the decoction used to wash wounds to aid in healing. H(100) syphilis, stem bark of Bridelia micrantha is boiled with that of Mangifera indica and an individual with syphilis asked to sit in the decoction for some time, then leaves of Anisophyllea laurina are heated over fire and the liquid squeezed onto the sores, and a poultice of the leaves rubbed on the genitals.

Region: West Africa

Country: Sierra Leone (Moyamba District)

Vernacular name: kui (Kpaa Mende)

Reference HM 03

Author: Motte, E.

Title:

Les plantes chez les pygmées Aka et les Monzombo de la Lobaye (Centrafrique). Agence de coopération culturelle et technique, (A.C.C.T.), 574 p., (1980)

Symptoms: H(104)

Recipes:

H(104), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha, decoction (H2O), VO.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Central African Republic

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HM 29

Author: Mahonge, C. P. I., J. V. Nsenga, E. J. Mtengeti and A. Z. Mattee

Title:

Utilization of medicinal plants bu Waluguru people in east Uluguru mountains Tanzania. African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines, (2008) Volume 3 (4) pp. 121 - 134 (2006)

Symptoms: H(013)

Recipes:

H(013) skin eruption, roots of Bridelia micrantha boiled, VO.

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania (eastern Uluguru mountains)

Vernacular name: mwiza (Luguru)

Reference HM 33

Author: Malgras, D. (R.P.)

Title:

Arbres et arbustes guérisseurs des savanes maliennes. Editions Karthala, 22 - 24, boulevard Arago, 75013 Paris, 480 p. (1992)

Symptoms: H(001), H(007), H(008), H(051), H(102), H(103), H(104), H(113), H(126), H(152)

Recipes:

H(001) conjunctivitis, trunks barks of Bridelia micrantha , decoction, eyes instillations H(006) constipation, H(104) colics, maceration trunks barks of Bridelia micrantha , RNS H(007) diuretic, H(051) fevers, H(051) paludism, H(102) bile, H(104) belly pains, H(113) myalgia, H(126) icterus, stems with leaves of Bridelia micrantha, decoction, RNS. H(008) dysentery, H(152) hypotension, roots decoction of Bridelia micrantha , RNS.. H(104) child belly pains, maceration leaves of Bridelia., VO. H(103) gingivitis, trunks barks of Bridelia micrantha , decoction, mouth bath

Region: West Africa

Country: Mali

Vernacular name: sagwan (Bambara) (Malinke), ndiriwo (Minyanka), nyiringbo (Senoufo), du'upapa (Bwa)

Reference HM 40

Author: Mainen J. Moshi, Donald F. Otieno, Pamela K. Mbabazi, Anke Weisheit

Title:

The Ethnomedicine of the Haya people of Bugabo ward, Kagera Region, north western Tanzania Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine 2009, 5:24 doi:10.1186/1746-4269-5-24

Symptoms: H(001)

Recipes:

H(001) eye problems, the roots of Clerodendrum cephalanthus Oliv. var. cephalanthum of Bridelia micrantha are boiled in water and the ensuing steam directed into the eyes through a narrow aperture

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania (Kagera Region)

Vernacular name: not registered by the investigators

Reference HM 5k

Author: Masinde, P.S.

Title:

Medicinal plants of the Marachi people of Kenya, 747 -753, (1996) The Biodiversity of African Plants.Proceedings14 th AETFATCongress.Wageningen, The Netherlands, 22 - 27 augustus 1994. Edited by J.G. van der Maesen, X.M. van der Burgt & J.M. van Medenbach de Rooy.Kluwer Academic Publishers, 861 p., (1996)

Symptoms: H(008)

Recipes:

H(008), roots decoction (H2O), RNS. H(008)+ blood, roots decoction (H2O), RNS.

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya

Vernacular name: lupobo lusatsa (Marachi)

Reference HN 20

Author: Njoroge G.N., J. W. Kibunga

Title:

Herbal medicine acceptance, sources and utilisation for diarrhoea management in a cosmopolitan urban area (Thika, Kenya). African Journal of Ecology, 45 (suppl. 1), pp. 65-70 (2007)

Symptoms: H(008)

Recipes:

H(008) diarrhoea, leaves of Bridelia micrantha, RNS

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya (urban area of Thika)

Vernacular name: mûkoigo (Kikuyu)

Reference HP 05

Author: Polygenis - Bigendako, M.-J.

Title:

Recherches ethnopharmacognosiques sur les plantes utilisées en médecine traditionnelle au Burundi occidental. Thèse présentée en vue de l'obtention du grade de Docteur en sciences, année acad. 1989 - 1990, Université libre de Bruxelles, Faculté des Sciences, Laboratoire de Botanique Systématique et de Phytosociologie, 352 p., (1990)

Symptoms: H(018), H(022), H(051), H(077), H(091), H(104), H(201)

Recipes:

H(018), leaves, decoction (H2O) , VO. H(022), leaves expression H2O, VO. H(051), pounded leaves H2O, VO. H(077), leaves, Bridelia micrantha, Myrica salicifolia decoction (H2O) , VO. or enema H(091) childs, leaves, decoction (H2O) , enema H(104), leaves, Bridelia micrantha, Anthocleista schweinfurthii, Maesa lanceolata decoction (H2O) , enema H(201), leaves, burned, powder on scarifications

Region: Central Africa

Country: Burundi (Occidental)

Vernacular name: umugimbu (Kirundi)

Reference HR 11

Author: Raponda-Walker, A. & R. Sillans

Title:

Les Plantes utiles du Gabon. Encyclopédie biologique. Editions Paul Lechevalier, 12 rue de Tournon, Paris VI, 478 p. (1961)

Symptoms: H(008) + H(104)

Recipes:

H(008) + H(104)barks, decoction, VO.

Region: West Africa

Country: Gabon

Vernacular name: osèsèndè (Mpongwè), otèndya (Galoa, Nkomi, Orungu), nnom-asas, éwoleghe, éwoloc, éso (Fang), mutsèndè-tsèndè (Ngowé), mosasa (Apindji), mutsètsèndi (Eshira)

Reference HS 06

Author: Staner, P. & R. Boutique

Title:

Matériaux pour l'étude des plantes médicinales indigènes du Congo Belge. Mém. Institut royal colonial belge, Section des Sc. naturelles et médicales,Collection in-8°, fasc. 6 et dernier, 228 p., (1937)

Symptoms: H(108)

Recipes:

H(108), ONS, RNS., (Turumbu tribe)

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre)

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HS 18

Author: Ssegawa, P., J. M. Kasenene

Title:

Medicinal plant diversity and uses in Sango bay area, Southern Uganda. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Volume 113, pp. 521 - 540, (2007)

Symptoms: H(100), H(126)

Recipes:

H(100, 7) syphilis, H(126) jaundice, leaves or barks decoction- of Bridelia micrantha, VO.

Region: East Africa

Country: Uganda (Sango bay area)

Vernacular name: katazamiti

Reference HT 04

Author: Terashima, H., M. Ichikawa & M. Sawada

Title:

Wild plant utilisation of Balese and the Efe of the Ituri Forest, The republic of Zaïre. African study monographs, suppl. issue n° 8, 78 p., (1988)

Symptoms: H(037), H(118)

Recipes:

H(037), H(118), ONS. of Bridelia micrantha, RNS.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Ituri)

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HV 01

Author: Van Puyvelde L., M. Ngaboyisonga, P.C. Rwangabo, S. Mukarugambwa, A. Kayonga, Runyinya-Barabwiriza

Title:

Enquêtes ethnobotaniques sur la médecine traditionnelle rwandaise.Tome 1: Préfecture de Kibuye. Univ. Nat. Inst. Nat. Rech. Sc., Butare (Rwanda), 147 p., (1977)

Symptoms: H(104)

Recipes:

H(104), barks of the underground part of Indigofera arrecta, leaves of Bridelia micrantha , to pound, to dilute, VO. + juice diluted in the juice of ripe banana

Region: Central Africa

Country: Rwanda

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HV 03

Author: Vergiat, A.-M.

Title:

Plantes magiques et médicinales des féticheurs de l'Oubangui (Région de Bangui) Journal d'Agriculture Tropicale et de Botanique Appliquée, (J.A.T.B.A.), 16, 84 - 112, 335 - 367, 418 - 456, (1969) Journal d'Agriculture Tropicale et de Botanique Appliquée, (J.A.T.B.A.), 17, 60 - 91, 171 - 199, 295 - 339, (1970)

Symptoms: H(068)

Recipes:

H(068) oxyurosis, roots of Bridelia micrantha, juice, enema

Region: Central Africa

Country: Central African Republic (Oubangui)

Vernacular name: ko indiyu (Manja)

Reference HW 01

Author: Walker, R.

Title:

Usages pharmaceutiques des plantes spontanées du Gabon. Bull. Inst. Etudes centrafricaines, n° 4, 5, 6, (1953) From the data bank PHARMEL 2 (ref. HP 10)

Symptoms: H(022), H(104)

Recipes:

H(022) ocytocic, barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha of Glyphaea brevis, to pound, to macerate, VO. H(104), barks stem, branch, trunk of Bridelia micrantha, decoction (H2O), VO.

Region: West Africa

Country: Gabon

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference HY 02

Author: Yineger, H., D. Yewhalaw & D. Teketay

Title:

Ethnomedicinal plant knowledge and practice of the Oromo ethnic group in southwestern Ethiopia. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, 4:11 (2008)

Symptoms: H(099)

Recipes:

H(099) nerve pbm. (hananassa gogosca) fresh leaves of Bridelia micrantha, crushed, mixed with H2O, washing and bathing

Region: East Africa

Country: Southwestern Ethiopia (Oromo ethnic group)

Vernacular name: muka chito (Oromo)

Reference VA 29

Author: AFLORA

Title:

AFLORA on the Web ( http://130.54.103.36/aflora.nsf) The database of traditional plant utilization in AfricaCenter for African Area Studies, Kyoto University

Symptoms: V(092)

Recipes:

V(092), According to some Mbuti, the inner side of the bark is powdered and pounded together with other plants to make an arrow poison

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Nduye, zone of Mambasa, Ituri forest)

Vernacular name: enjeku (Mbuti).The caterpillars feeding on the leaves are also called <enjeku>

Reference VC 19

Author: Chifundera K.

Title:

Livestock diseases and the traditional medicine in the Bushi area, Kivu province, Democratic Republic of Congo. African Study Monographs, 19 (1) : 13 -33, May 1998

Symptoms: V(008), V(062), V(068)

Recipes:

Vb(008) diarrhoea (mushole), dysentery (mushunzi), Vb(062) (curo), Vb(068) bilharziosis, schistosomiasis (kabunda), maceration or decoction (1 l. H2O) stem barks of Cinchona ledgeriana, leaves of Psidium guajava of Pycnostachys erici-rosenii of Rhynchelytrum repens of Urena lobata,the whole plants of Bridelia micrantha of Hydrocotyle mannii of Centella asiatica, VO. 2 X / day

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (Kivu province - Bushi area-

Vernacular name: mujimbu

Reference VD 03

Author: Defour, G.

Title:

Plantes médicinales traditionnelles au Kivu (République du Zaïre), (1994) Documentation du Sous-Réseau PRÉLUDE

Symptoms: V(068)

Recipes:

V(068), ONS., RNS.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Bushi, South - Kivu)

Vernacular name: mujimbu (shi)

Reference VG 02

Author: Glover, P.E., J. Stewart & M.D. Gwynne

Title:

Masai and Kipsigis notes on East african plants, Part III - Medicinal uses of plants. East african agricultural and forestry journal, 32, 2, 200 - 207, (1966)

Symptoms: V(030)

Recipes:

Vb(030), barks, maceration H2O, wash

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya

Vernacular name: not registered

Reference VG 25

Author: Gradé, J.T., J. R.S. Tabuti, P.Van Damme

Title:

Ethnoveterinary knowledge in pastoral Karamoja, Uganda Journal of Ethnopharmacology 122, pp. 273?293 (2009)

Symptoms: V(030)

Recipes:

Vb(030) retained placenta (angasep), H2O extract of barks of Bridelia micrantha, RNS., (receipt from the Bokora tribe)

Region: East Africa

Country: Uganda (Karamoja of northern Uganda)

Vernacular name: ebolobolot (Ngakarimojong)

Reference VK 13

Author: Kokwaro, J.O.

Title:

Medicinal plants of East Africa. East african literature bureau, Kampala, Nairobi, Dar Es Salaam, 368 p., (1976)

Symptoms: V(108)

Recipes:

Vb(108), pounded bark + H2O , VO. to treat snoring

Region: East Africa

Country: Kenya, Tanzania

Vernacular name: isongamino (Nyika), katazamiti (Luganda), muiya (Shambaa, Tanzania), mukoigo (Kikuyu, Kenya), mukwego (Meru, Kenya), odugu-kulo (Luo, Kenya),shikanganya (Kakamega).

Reference VM 05

Author: Mbarubukeye, S.

Title:

La médecine vétérinaire traditionnelle: rapport du 1er atelier des guérisseurs traditionnels du bétail au Rwanda. Éditions: ISAR/LVNR - IRST/CURPHAMETRA - MINAGRI, 89 p., (1992)

Symptoms: V(039)

Recipes:

Vb(039), ONS., RNS.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Rwanda

Vernacular name: umugimbu

Reference VM 10

Author: Minja, M.M.J.

Title:

Medicinal plants used in promotion of animal health in Tanzania. Animal Diseases Research Instit., Dep. Pharmacology/ Toxic., Dar Es Salaam. Métissages en santé animale de Madagascar à Haïti. Presses universitaires de Namur, 335 - 364, (1994)

Symptoms: V(094)

Recipes:

V(117), VO., decoction boiled barks , Alangium chinense, Commiphora zimmermanii, Ekebergia capensis

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania (Senya Juu Hai district)

Vernacular name: maarie

Reference VM 11

Author: Mkangare & M.M.J. Minja

Title:

Collection of Tanzanian medicinal plants for biological activity studies. Proceedings of the 7th Tanzania veterinary association scientific conference. Tanzania Veterinary Association, Vol. 7, 67- 78, (1989) De la référence VB 10

Symptoms: V(094)

Recipes:

V(117), stem's barks, RNS., Bridelia micrantha + Alangium chinense + Commiphora zimmermannii + Ekebergia capensis

Region: East Africa

Country: Tanzania (Arusha, Kilimandjaro )

Vernacular name: maarie

Reference VM 13

Author: Muzinga, K.

Title:

Arbres et arbustes fourragers naturels de la Communauté économique des pays des Grands Lacs (C.E.P.G.L.), 3, Prospection du Zaïre (sous-région de l'Ituri). Instit. de recherche agro. et zootechn. de la C.E.P.G.L. , Gitega, Rép. du Burundi, (1989)

Symptoms: V(008)

Recipes:

Vc(008), roots , decoction, VO.

Region: Central Africa

Country: Democratic republic of Congo (ex. Zaïre) (Ituri)

Vernacular name: murama (Kibira),ndiamusera (Kihema), dinita (Kakwa)

Reference VW 06

Author: Wasswa, P. & O. Deogracious

Title:

The in-vitro ascaricidal activity of selected indigrnous medicinal plants used in ethno veterinary practices in Uganda. African Journal of Traditional, African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines 3 (2) pp. 94 - 103 (2006)

Symptoms: V(068)

Recipes:

V(068) ascaris (Ascaris suum) , ONS, RNS.

Region: East Africa

Country: Uganda

Vernacular name: katazamiti (Luganda)