The seed produces edible oil used in the preparation of bakery products and for industrial purposes. The leaves and bark of the tree have a long history of medicinal use in the tropics, particularly in the treatment of malaria, fevers and dysentery; as an astringent to stop bleeding; and as a tonic. The main active compounds are a group of triterpenes called quassinoids. Banglorer,
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Surendra Parihar