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Aegle marmelos

Scientific Name
Aegle marmelos
Family Name
Rutaceae
Common Names
Wood apple
Local Names
Bel (Bangladesh), Bael (India), Bel (Nepal), Beli (Sri Lanka)
Description
Plant A thorny, deciduous tree, 5-10m tall; bark greyish-white or greyish brownsmooth. Leaflets 1.5-9.5cm x 0.6-6cm ovate-elliptic or elliptic-lanceolate, glabrous.Flowers greenish or creamy-white, in axillary panicles. Berries 6-10cm across,globose or subglobose, with rough rind; rind greenish-white, on ripening yellow.Seeds obliquely lenticular or oblong, wrinkled, pale-brown, glabrous. (India)
Spinous tree up to 10m high, with alternate, pinnately trifoliate leaves, leaflets ovate-elliptic, and white flowers in axillary racemes or panicles. (Nepal)
Uses
Astringent, digestive, tonic, stomachic, laxative, diarrhoea, dysentery, constipation(Bangladesh)
Fever, palpitation, heart diseases, urinary troubles, melancholia, jaundice, malaria,laxative, ophthalmia, deafness, inflammation, diabetes, ophthalmia, eye affections,dysentery (India)
Diarrhoea, dysentery (Nepal)
Hepatitis, piles, asthma, tuberculosis, fever, eye lotion, jaundice, melancholia,scrofula, dysentery, hypochondria, dyspepsia, indigestion, anasarca, palpitation,gastric disorders, laxative, diarrhoea (Sri Lanka)
Locations Where Plants Is Conserved
Nepal - Dhakeri, Banke, Deoria, Kailali
Sri Lanka - Naula, Bibila, Kanneliya, Ritigala, Meegahak, Pinna, Haldummu,Pallekale, Pattipola, Giradurukotte, Ganewatta
Remarks
Aegle marmelos (GRIN)

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