HORDI Crop – Kohila – Department of Agriculture Sri lanka
Kohila leaves and rhizomes are popular and nutritious foods. It is good for hemorrhoids and stomach aches as it is rich in fiber. There are two types of kohila. Local kohila: The leaf is not …
Ayurvedic Plants of Sri Lanka: Plants Details - Institute of Ayurveda
Maha kohila (මහ කොහිල) Engili kohila (ඇඟිලි කොහිල ) Tamil name: ... Herb , stem to 4 m thick, spiny, creeping and upturning. Leaf blade sagittate, entire or pinnatifid, with aculei …
People use leaf extract as the least expensive source of multivitamins to increase their nutritional value. The kohila plant offers a wide range of therapeutic benefits, including anti-helminthic, …
Kohila | Lasia Tree | Lasia spinosa | Trees in Sri Lanka
Stem is about 4 cm thick, spiny, creeping and upturning. Petioles is up to 1 m, with persistent sheath to 20 cm. Leaf-blade is sagittate. Fruits are leathery and warty on top.
Lasia spinosa :Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition - B4FN
Kohila leaves and rhizomes are used as a vegetable in local Sri Lakan cuisine. It is also traditionally used as an herbal medicine for its high amount of antioxidant and dietary fiber …
Value Added Kohila (Lasia spinosa) Based Food Products and Its ...
2023年12月31日 — Lasia spinosa, locally known as Kohila is a stout, marshy plant with a creeping spiny rhizome. The tender leaves and rhizomes are used as vegetables and recommended for …
Lasia spinosa, Dracontium spinosum, Lasia, Kohila - TopTropicals
Lasia, Kohila Family: Araceae Origin: Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia, New Guinea. Leaf blade sagittate, entire or pinnatifid, with aculei long veins on lower surface. Spathe greenish brown to …
Ethnobotany of Lasia spinosa (L.) Thwaites: the spiny edible aroid …
2023年4月14日 — In Sri Lanka, L. spinosa is locally named Kohila, and it is hard to find a specific meaning within the native language. When leaves have narrower lobes (narrowly-pinnatifid), …
Lasia - Wikipedia
In Sri Lanka, Lasia spinosa is known as kohila (කොහිල) and the leaves and rhizomes of the plant are used in Sri Lankan cuisine. [8] Leaf extract of Lasia spinosa has shown significant …
(PDF) Kohila: An indigenous crop for the future - ResearchGate
2023年3月2日 — The book provides information on taxonomy, ecology, medicinal value, food uses, ethnobotanical information, agronomic practices, conservation aspects, and the future …