Scientific classification
The world:
Plantae
Categories:
Magnoliophyta
Category:
Magnoliopsida
Class:
Lamiales
Family:
Oleaceae
Democratic:
Nyctanthes
Species:
N. arbor-tristis
Bipedi name
Nyctanthes arbor-tristis
Linnaeus
Shiuli leaves, Kolkata, India
Shiuli fruit
Cheyuli flower (scientific name: Nyctanthes arbor-tristis) is a flower of the nyctanthes species. It is found in Southeast Asia from South Asia, across Bangladesh, India in the west, Nepal in the north, and East Pakistan. It is also known as Shefali. This flower is the state flower in Kanchanaburi province of West Bengal and Thailand. The chestnut tree is soft gray bark or bark and is 10 meters long. The leaves of trees are 6-7 centimeters long and opposite sides of the parallel edge. The scent of this fragrance consists of five to seven white pans and sometimes red-orange tubes. Its fruit is flat and brown heart-shaped. Fruit diameter is 2 centimeters and it is divided into two parts. Each part has one seed. [1] This flower blooms in autumn. Its flowers bloom in the night and fall in the morning. Shiuli, the wet dew of autumn and autumn dawn, created a beautiful view of the impossible.
Scientific name: Nyctanthes arbor-tristis
Latin Nyctanthes means "blossom in the evening" and arbor-tristis means "sad trees". It is thought to be such a naming because the evening blows and standing depressed in the morning flower blooms. Shuiyi is sometimes called "tree of sorrow" or "sad tree" because these flowers lose their brightness in the light of day.
Shiuli is also sometimes referred to as Nyctanthes arbortristis or Nyctanthes arbor tristis, although it is commonly known as Shiuli.
Seasonal seeds, leaves and flowers are used to prepare Immunostimulant, Hepatoprotective, Antileishmanial, Antiviral and Antifungal medicines.
Its leaves are used to make Ayurvedic medicines like medicines or pills for treatment of sciatica, arthritis, fevers, and various painful problems.
Chewy-seeds are beneficial to remove headache
