Mitragyna parviflora

Scientific Name - Mitragyna parviflora
Common Name - कैम गुरु
Family- Rubiaceae
Location - G20 lawn

Other Information

commonly known as "Kaim," is a plant native to Southeast Asia. Here are some distinctive characteristics of the plant:

1. Flower color: The flowers of Mitragyna parviflora are small, tubular, and greenish-yellow in color.
2. Flowering stage: The plant typically blooms from late spring to early fall.
3. Leaves: The leaves of Mitragyna parviflora are dark green, glossy, and elongated. They have a pointed tip and are arranged in an opposite pattern along the stem.
4. Stem: The stem of Mitragyna parviflora is woody and can grow up to 15 meters tall.
5. Fruit: The fruit of the plant is a small, round capsule that contains many small seeds.
6. Medicinal properties: Mitragyna parviflora has been used in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and anti-malarial properties. It is also believed to have potential as a treatment for diabetes and high blood pressure.
7. Alkaloid content: The plant contains alkaloids such as mitraphylline, isomitraphylline, and isorhynchophylline, which are believed to be responsible for its medicinal properties.