Botanical Name : Terminalia bellirica
Sanskrit Name : Bibhitaki            
English Name : Beleric Myrobalan, Bedda Nut         
Family : Combretaceae                                       
Part Used: Fruit                   

Description of Terminalia bellirica:
It is a large deciduous tree. Leaves are alternate, broadly elliptic or elliptic-obovate, puberulous when young but glabrous on maturity and the nerves are prominent on both surfaces. Flowers are in axillary, spender spikes longer than the petioles but shorter than the leaves. Calyx lobes are pubescent outside. The fruits are green and inflated when young and yellowish and shrink (nearly seen as ribbed) when mature. The nut is stony.

A tall tree, with characteristic bark. The stems are straight, frequently buttressed when large; the leaves, broadly elliptic, clustered towards the ends of branches; the flowers are solitary, simple, axillary spikes; the fruits, are globular and obscurely 5-angled.

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Specification:
Standardized to customer Specification

Herbal Extract packing:

•   25 Kg. HDPE Drum.