Plantain Leaves Tea Bag

Botanical Name: Plantago major

 Common Name:

• English:Plantago major, commonly known as Broadleaf Plantain.
• Ayurvedic: Ashvagola
• Also referred to as:The text lists various names for the same plant species. Here is a rewritten version: Phak Kaat Nam, also known as Plantain, Broad-Leaved Plantain, or Common Plantain, has numerous regional and linguistic variations in its name. These include Arnoglossa, Bag Yapragi, Baka Zhal By Rak, Bartang, Bazir Dam Bil, Breitwegerich, Broadleaf Plantain, Piantaggine Grande, Buyuk Sinirliot, Cart-Track Plant, Celtekas, Ceuli, Chajeoncho, Snakeweed, Sobatshi Jazyk, Cuckoo’s Bread, Damarotu, Daum Sejumbok, Daun Sendok, Door-Yard Plantain, Ekur Anjing, Ezan Lezu, Gechi Oulaghi, Englishman’s Foot, Tirnagt, Torongoat, Triputnik, Fi Lo, Grand Plantain, Grant Plantain, Great Plantain, Greater Plantain, Grosser Wegerich, Grote Weegbree, Healing-Blade, Henplant, Jghakhot, Katir, Katta Zubturum, Otot Ototan, Pătlagină, Piharatamo, Sangka Buwah, Sangkubah, Sangkuwah, Sei Ohr Re, Ki Urat, Kuping Menjangan, Lahuriya, Lanting, Lamb’s-Foot, Laukahi, Lielā Ceļmalīe, Ch’e Ch’ien, Che Qian Zi, Llanten Mayor, Meloh Kiloh, Mo Noi, Nipple Grass, Podorozhnik Bolshoi, Poputnik, Pridorozhnik, Priputnik, Putiki, Ratamo, Rat’s tail, Ribgrass, Ripple Grass, Sembung Otot, Suur Teeleht, Tanagem, Tarkuz, Tsirevaja Trava, Wayboard, Wegerich, White-Man’s Foot.

Habitat: The regions of Asia and Europe.

Origin: Poland

Harvested: Available in both wild-harvested and cultivated forms.

 Parts Used: Leaves

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