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chenzen:
its a Greek leaf called christoudouloupoulous

fasho01:
Please Botanists and Phytologists in the house, I need clarification on the attached leaf. I want to know it's botanical name so I can get an analytic evaluation of it's potentials, toxins and how it can be beneficial in our body.


I know it secretes red when boiled in water, is referred to as Ewe eje (Blood Tonic) in Yoruba and gives this relaxing vibe when taken

Thanks

fasho01:
Please Botanists and Phytologists in the house, I need clarification on the attached leaf. I want to know it's botanical name so I can get an analytic evaluation of it's potentials, toxins and how it can be beneficial in our body.


I know it secretes red when boiled in water, is referred to as Ewe eje (Blood Tonic) in Yoruba and gives this relaxing vibe when taken

Thanks

snipesdam:
@fasho01 What is it called in your dialect and what is it used for?

adegeye38:
Escavius de la apanpandodo

just joking









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SoftP:
It's called Spirituana Witchcraftplanta Africatanta..

nairalanduseles:
People are making money u dey find botanical name ......guy wake up go buy lapi

Sweetdream13:
It's a pity that Nigeria is a verge of it's self destruction.
reading comment like most above is neausating

adegeye38:
Escavius de la apanpandodo
just joking








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chenzen:
its a Greek leaf called christoudouloupoulous

OCEANMORGAN:

fasho01:
Ewe eje (Blood Tonic) and it is usually consumed to help rejuvenate the body. I want to do a phytochemical analysis on it to know if it's safe for consumption and then publish it eventually

fasho01:
Please Botanists and Phytologists in the house, I need clarification on the attached leaf. I want to know it's botanical name so I can get an analytic evaluation of it's potentials, toxins and how it can be beneficial in our body.


I know it secretes red when boiled in water, is referred to as Ewe eje (Blood Tonic) in Yoruba and gives this relaxing vibe when taken

Thanks

airsaylongcon:
This is supposed to be a Greek name but you are mocking about. Its either Christodoulou (Χριστοδούλου) or Papadopoulos (Παπαδόπουλος). And no these don't refer to the leaves. They are actual Greek names. Surnames. Christodoulou would be born by the wife or daughter of a man whose surname is Christodoulos (Χριστόδουλος), Papadopoulos would have a wife or daughter called, yep you guessed right, Papadopoulou (Παπαδόπουλου)

justmi1:
Isn't that "calopogonum mucunoides " ?

Pubichairs:
Yorubas.. and their dreadful findings, take that shit at ur own peril

colestephan86:
You won't find the answer here, dickheads everywhere.
All them don't know what you want to use it for, and you know it might be the cure for their sisters recurrent UTI , but stupidity won't let them learn .

Afamed:
OP , there are too many kids on Nairaland. They practically joke with everything. A simple goggle image search would have provided you the answer.
Clinacanthus Nutans

nairalanduseles:
People are making money u dey find botanical name ......guy wake up go buy lapi

Jaymaxxy:
Clinacanthus nutans

anayolity:
why are some of you senseless on this platform