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Morus alba

Scientific Name
Morus alba
Family Name
Moraceae
Common Names
Local Names
Penawar teratau, murbai (Indonesia), Ppongnamu(sangsu) (Korea), Merbatu(Malaysia), Amoras (filipino),amingit (igorot),mora (ibanag) (Philippines)
Description
Small tree (2-10 m), bole up to 70cm in diameter bark surface dark grey brown, withhorizontal lenticels leaves ovate to broadly ovate (Indonesia)
A deciduous broad leaved shrub or tree reaching 7m in height (Korea)
A small to medium-sized tree up to 15(-20)m tall, bole up to 70cm in diameter, barksurface dark grey-brown, with horizontal lenticels; leaves ovate to broadly ovate, 5-16cm x 4-12cm, rounded to shallowly cordate at base, acute to acuminate at apex,pubescent on the main veins, with a slender, 1-3.5cm long petiole; male spikes 1-1.5(-2)cm long, female spikes ovoid, 0.5-1.3cm long; syncarp ovoid, 1.5-2.5cm long. Thenative and subspontaneous habitats of Morus alba are generally moist places inmountains and thickets along rivers. In subtropical or dry tropical regions, Morus albacan be cultivated at 0-3500m altitude, but in the humid tropics it does not producegood fruit when planted at sea-level. (Malaysia)
A small to medium-sized tree up to 15m tall; bark surface dark gray-brown withhorizontal lenticels; leaves ovate to broadly ovate; male spikes 1-1.5cm long, femalespikes ovoid, 0.5-1.3cm long. (Philippines)
Uses
Kidney stone, urinary bladder (Indonesia)
Febrifuge, expectorant, tonic, toothache (Korea)
Anti tussive, expectorant, oedema, high blood pressure, cough, bronchitis, asthma,diuretic (Malaysia)
Snake bite (Philippines)
Locations Where Plants Is Conserved
Indonesia - Cimanggu
Korea - Gyeongbuk Bonghwa Alpine Experimantal Station
Remarks
Morus alba (GRIN)

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