Plant Profile
Herb descriptions
Botany
Binomial nomenclature
Annona squamosa
Scientific Name and Description
Annona squamosa L.
Herb Family
Plant type
Tree
Plant Synonyms
Plant Synonyms
Annona asiatica L.
Annona cinerea Dunal
Guanabanus squamosus (L.)M.Gómez Xylopia glabra L.
Annona forskahlii DC.
Annona cinerea Dunal
Guanabanus squamosus (L.)M.Gómez Xylopia glabra L.
Annona forskahlii DC.
Plant Names - Common - Regional - Vernacular
Hindi | Sitaphal (सीताफल), at, atasitaphal, sarifa, sharifa, sharilfah, shariphal, sherifa, sitaphal |
Marathi | Sitaphal (सीताफल), at, ath, seethaphal, sitaphal |
Bengali | Ata (আতা) |
Tamil | Seethappazham (சீதாப்பழம்), annila, atta, cintamaram, cita, citta, cittamaram, cupakalavam, cupakarajamaram, letcumi, letcumimaram, nilampu, nilampuccitta, pilavai-kolli, seetha pazham, sita, sitapalam, sitappalam, sith-tha, sitha, sithapalam, tirilokeyam, tirilokeyamaram |
Telugu | Seethapandu (సీతాఫలం), ganda gaathramu, ganda gathram, gandagatramu, seetapandu, seethapandu, seethaphalamu, sitapandu, sitaphalamu |
Kannada | Seethaphal (ಸೀತಾಫಲ), amrita, amritakayida, amritaphala, amrithaphala, amrutaphala, amrytakayi, amrytakayida, amrytaphala, amuchi kaayi, amucikayi, duranji, duranji hannu, duranji mara, seethaaphala, seethaphal, seethaphala, sita, sitahala, sitahannu, sitaphal, sitaphala |
Malayalam | Seethapalam (सीताफल), antacheecha, ata, atamaram, atha, atta, attaccakka, attachchakka, sirpa, sirpha, sitapalam, sitappalam, sutakanni, suthakanni |
English | custard apple, sweetsop |
Sanskrit | agrimakhya, atripya, bahubijaka, ganda, gandagatra, gandhagatra, gutea, krishnabija, krisnabija, shubha, sitapalam, sitaphala, subha, suda, vaidehivallabha |
Common names | sugar apples, sweetsops. |
Plants Medicinal Value
Medicinal Systems
Ayurved
Unani
Siddha
Folk
Phytochemicals
Herb usable parts
Seeds
Whole plant
Ethnopharmacology use
Annona squamosa L. Seethaphalam Annonaceae Seed Insect bite, lice in hair, tooth-ache
Annona squamosa L.
Habit- Tree
Parts used - Whole plant
Application - To remove lice; for external healing; bronchitis; snake bite; fever; worm infection; cuts; painful joints; antidiabetic; rheumatism; animal wounds; abortion; hepatoprotective; vermifuge; bone fracture; tooth worms; tumor; cough
Treatment - General; cattle; pregnant women; children
References - Kumar and Pullaiah 1999
References
Literature
Literature
Kumar and Pullaiah 1999
Flora of Madhya Pradesh Vol I Author - D.M.Verma, N.P.Balakrishnan, R.D.Dixit
Flora of Bankura District(West Bengal) Author - Sanyal M.N.
Flora of West Bengal Vol 1 Author - BSI Scientist
FLORA OF INDIA VOL 1 Author - ED. B.D. SHARMA & M.SANJAPPA , N.P. BALAKRISHNAN
Flora of Maharashrta State (Dicotyledons) Volume 1 Author - N.P.Singh, P.Lakshminarasimhan, S.Karthikeyan & P.V. Prasanna
THE FLORA OF THE TAMILNADU CARNATIC-VOL I Author - K.M. MATTHEW
The Flora of Kerala Vol I Author - Ed. P. Daniel
Flora of Rajasthan Vol. 1 Author - B.V.Shetty & V.Singh
Flora of Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh) Author - Rolla Seshagiri Rao, S.Hara Sriramulu
FLORA OF TRIPURA STATE VOL1 Author - D.B. DEB
FLORA OF KARNATAKA VOL-1 Author - C.J. SALDHANA.
Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions (FRLHT)
The National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB), Department of AYUSH
Citations
Herb citations
Annona squamosa. (2024, June 8). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annona_squamosa