The Ashoka Tree, also known as Saraca Asoca, is revered in Ayurveda as a cure-all. This is because the Ashoka tree's bark, leaves, root, or blooms can all be utilised medicinally.

CHENNAI: Ashoka is an important indigenous plant with varied traditional therapeutic applications. Saraca asoca (Roxb.) WJ de Wilde is its scientific name. Asho ...

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A man can often be seen picking up seeds under a four-decade-old Ashoka tree planted in the St. Joseph’s College grounds, while the students engage in endless banter in its shade. This man is Dr ...

Since ages, Ashoka tree has been referred to as the “friend of women”. Keeping this in mind, the researcher developed a finish of Saraca Asoca.

The scientific name of Ashok is Saraca asoca. This tree has many folkloric, religious and literary associations in the Indian subcontinent. The ashoka tree is often mentioned in classical Indian ...

Although all parts of the Ashoka tree are reportedly medicinal, it has been found to have anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxytocic properties, among many others.