The bark is used in wound healing and especially burn healing. However its past history of distribution as a street and landscaping tree has ensured plentiful escapes into natural and urban habitats displaying the behaviour that justifies its inclusion in the Global. The fruit is a capsule and dehisces naturally when mature releasing small light and winged seeds into the ambient air dispersal taking place effectively by wind during dry season Rangaiah et al 2006. Cure rashes and inflamed skin Lower blood sugar levels Treat ulcers Treat diabetes Cure glaucoma. It has broadly oval-shaped leaves that are strongly veined bronze when young and a deep glossy green when mature.
It should help you relieve diarrhea dysentery and indigestion. May 21 2020Be Healthy0. Although the African tulip tree is widely considered to be an agricultural pest among ecologists focus group respondents in our sample of 30 villages reported several benefits provided by the tree. The African Tulip Tree Spathodea campanulata is listed as a Class 3 pest by the DPI and can no longer be sold or distributed in Qld. 39 In Cameroonplant used for treatment of malaria mental disorders and hemorrhoids.
