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Botanical Name Plant's Common Name Plant Family

MH220 : Lavandula bipinnata (Roth) Kuntze

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Melghat's Flora's Serial No. : 415  
Class : Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons
Order : Lamiales
Family : Lamiaceae / Labiatae - Mint family
Genus : Lavandula L. - lavender
Species : Lavandula bipinnata
Plant Location in Melghat : -  
Plant Category : Herbs  
Plant's Current Status : -  
Plant Family : Lamiaceae  

 
Plant Common Name : Feather-leaved Lavender, Ghodegui, Asmanigalgoto, Sarpnocharo
 
Synonym : Bystropogon bipinnatus Roth.
Chaetostachys multifida Benth.
Lavandula bipinnata var. burmanniana Kuntze
Lavandula bipinnata var. intermedia Kuntze
Lavandula bipinnata var. rothiana Kuntze
Lavandula burmanni Benth., nom. superfl.
Lavandula multifida Burm.f., nom. illeg.


Description : an erect, strongly fragrant herb, 10-60 cm tall. Quadrangular stems are covered with velvety hairs. Oppositely arranged stalkless leaves, 3-10 cm long, are deeply divided into linear narrow lobes, giving them a feathery look. Stalkless flowers occur in spikes 2-5 cm long, at the end of branches. Flowers are blue, 1 cm across, and 2-lipped. The upper lip is small, 3 mm, while the lower lips is larger and divided into 5 lobes. The mid lobe is longer, oblong, rounded. Flowering: August.
 
Curated Medicinal Use / Activity : The essential oil yield from it is highly effective and can be used in balms, perfumes, cosmetics and topical application. It is believed to be of benefit for a problem includes anxiety, headaches, depression, cold and as a breath freshener and mouthwash.
 
Plant's Phytochemicals : transcarveol
pulegone
camphor
menthol
pipertone
caryophyllene oxide
linalyl acetate
bicyclogermacrene

Reference : ~ Dhore MA and Joshi PA; "Flora of Melghat Tiger Reserve"; Directorate, Project Tiger, Melghat (1988); PMID :

~ Shubhangi Pawar and D A Patil; "Observations on folkloric medicinal plants of Jalgaon district, Maharashtra"; Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge (2004); 3(4): 437-442 PMID :