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Corylus avellana Linn.

Corylus avellana Linn.

Corylus avellana Linn. belongs to Betulaceae, Corylaceae family.

The Arabic names for this herb are Ailawish, Bandaq.

The English names for this herb are Filber Fruit, Filbert Hazel Nut.

The Urdu names for this herb are Bindaq, Findaq, Jaluz, Urni.

Warning: Large quantities consumption or continous use may cause headache.

Description

Corylus avellana Linn.. Bush c 3-5 m tall. Nuts c 1.5-2 cm long. Female flowers c 3-4 mm across. Male catkins c 3-7 cm long when fully open. A shrub or small tree that normally has several trunks arising from base. Male flowers are in catkins and consist of a bract which has beneath it 4 divided stamens each bearing 2 yellow anthers. Female flowers arise from normal-looking buds and are in clusters of 6, each with 2 red styles.

Pharmacological Actions

The pharmacological actions of Corylus avellana Linn.'s Nut are Aphrodisiac, Brain Expectorant, Expectorant, Fattening, Intestinal Tonic.

Indications

Contraindications

None recorded.

Temperament

The temperament of Corylus avellana Linn.'s Nut is 1st order, warm and dry.

Occurrence, Taste & Odor

None recorded.

Dosage

PartDoseInstructions
Nut6.000 – 0.000 gN/A

Available Brands

Compound Preparations

Corylus avellana Linn. is used in the preparation of Hab Mumsik Tilai, Halwa-i-Gazar Maghz Sar-i-Kunjashkwala, Halwai-S'alab, Lubub Kabir, Lubub Mo'tadil, Lubub Saghir, Ma'jun Kalan, Ma'jun Muqawwi Wa Mumsik, Ma'jun Murraweh ul-Arwah, Ma'jun Nisyan.

Substitutes

No information regarding Corylus avellana Linn.'s substitute is currently available.

Active Constituents

No information regarding Corylus avellana Linn.'s active constituent is currently available.

Antidotes

No information regarding Corylus avellana Linn.'s antidote is currently available.

Toxicity

Currently no Toxicity information is available for Corylus avellana Linn.. (work in progress)