melia azedarach การใช้

• The nursery's first advertised plants included " Melia azedarach " ( white cedar ), and by 1870 its stock included grapevines and fruit trees.
• This plant is threatened by a number of processes, chiefly habitat destruction and degradation by feral ungulates such as Pride of India ( " Melia azedarach " ).
• Despite its common names, it is not a true cedar in the genus " Cedrus ", nor is it related to the Australian white cedar, " Melia azedarach ".
• The study of " Melia azedarach " ( White cedar ) as a host to this species revealed that the " S . acuminatum " acquired insecticidal compounds that increased its resistance to the Quandong Moth.
• In 1876, Gundlach wrote that the Cuban macaw ate fruits, seeds of the royal palm ( " Roystonea regia " ) and the chinaberry tree ( " Melia azedarach " ), as well as other seeds and shoots.
• D ) Using anointments composed of the following drugs which work as desiccating agents : 1 ) Fruits of sumac with Olive Oil . 2 ) leaves and roots of " Rumex " 3 ) Alum ( vitriol ) with olive oil . 4 ) leaves of " Melia azedarach " . 5 ) leaves of pomegranate; 6 ) leaves of colocynth 7 ) leaves of myrtle 8 ) leaves of " Thymus Serpyllum " 9 ) leaves of flax [ " Linum Usitatissimum " ] 10 ) leaves of " Acorus Calamus " . 9 ) Leaves of flax [ " Linum Usitatissimum " ] 10 ) leaves of " Acorus Calamus " and finally 11 ) Cinnamon with olive oil, specially with the oil of " Cathamus Tinctorius " and oil radish . }}