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Figure 2: (a) Young plant, (b) leaves,(c) mature tree (d) fruits, (e) nutmeg and mace ( f) mature fruit on the tree
Figure 5: (a) Coriandrum seed, and (b) Coriandrum young leaves
Figure 6: Structures of major constituents in the essential oil from Coriandrum sativum leaves and stems (Chung et al., 2012).
Figure 7: (a) Venivalgeta leaf vein, (b and c) leaf appearances of vein, (d) stem, and (e) cross section of the stem.
Figure 8: Structure of the Berberine

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Myristica fragrans, Coriandrum sativum, Coscinium fenestratum, and bee honey important in Ayurvedic medicine: a review
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December 2023

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Journal of Agriculture and Value Addition

M. G. W. K. Weerasinghe

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N. Dahanayaka

Covid-19 is a worldwide pandemic disaster that has been steadily rising mortality rates and reported cases. Until today, scientists have struggled to find a therapy that is successful to control Covid-19. It has been a tough undertaking due to the mutagenic character of the viral agent. In this situation, it is necessary to concentrate on alternative methods to boost the immunity. One of the world's oldest medical systems, Ayurvedic medicine, dates back thousands of years. Myristica fragrans, Coriandrum sativum, Coscinium fenestratum and bee honey are four main ingredients that frequently utilized in Ayurvedic heeling system, especially for immunity boosting purposes. This review emphasises the medicinal properties of the mentioned ingredients in the Ayurvedic medicinal system. The goal of this review is to encourage conservation by enhancing utilization.

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