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Dill's Details & Specifications
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| Botanical Name |
: Peucedanum graveolens Benth |
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| Hindi Name |
: Sowa (View Name of this herb in more Languages) |
| English Name |
: Dill |
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Other names of herb Dill |
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Language |
Name of the Herb |
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Botanical |
Peucedanum graveolens Benth |
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Hindi |
Sowa |
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Arabian |
Shubit |
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Assamese |
NA |
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Bambara |
NA |
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Bengali |
Soolpha |
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Bosnian |
NA |
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Burmese |
NA |
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Canarese |
Sabbasige |
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Catalan |
NA |
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Chinese |
NA |
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Croatian |
NA |
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Czech |
NA |
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Danish |
NA |
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Dutch |
NA |
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Estonian |
NA |
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Finnish |
NA |
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French |
NA |
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German |
Garter |
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Greek |
NA |
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Gujrati |
NA |
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Hausa |
NA |
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Hebrew |
NA |
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Hungarian |
NA |
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Icelandic |
NA |
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Italian |
NA |
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Japanese |
Persil des marais |
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Kannada |
NA |
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Khmer |
NA |
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Konkan |
NA |
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Korean |
NA |
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Laotian |
NA |
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Madurese |
NA |
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Maharastrian |
Misroya |
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Malagasi |
NA |
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Malay |
NA |
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Malyalam |
NA |
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Nepalese |
NA |
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Norwegian |
NA |
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Persian |
NA |
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Polish |
NA |
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Portuguese |
NA |
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Punjabi |
Soya |
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Quechuan |
NA |
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Romanian |
NA |
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Russian |
NA |
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Sanskrit |
Shepu |
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Serbian |
NA |
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Sindh |
NA |
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Sinhalese |
NA |
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Slovakian |
NA |
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Slovenian |
NA |
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Spanish |
NA |
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Sundanese |
NA |
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Swahili |
NA |
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Swedish |
NA |
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Tamil |
NA |
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Tagalog |
NA |
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Thai |
NA |
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Telgu |
Shatakupivittulu |
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Turkish |
NA |
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Urdu |
NA |
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Vietnamese |
NA |
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Visayan |
NA |
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Source |
| Fruits |
: Fresh and dried |
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: N/A |
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| Geographical Source |
| The plant is indigenous to India and is found in following countries:-
? England
? Germany
? India
? Rumania
? South Europe
? USA
Anethum is cultivated in England, Germany, Rumania, USA, India etc. In India, it is cultivated in Indian gardens for culinary purposes.
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Identification |
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| Organoleptic characteristics |
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| Colour |
: N/A |
| Seeds |
: Dill |
| Taste |
: N/A |
| Size |
: The fruits are about 4 mm in length, 2 to 3 mm in width and 1.0 mm in thickness |
| Physical Standards |
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| Total Ash |
: N/A |
| Moisture |
: N/A |
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Chemical Constituents |
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| Major |
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| Major chemical constituents responsible for physicochemical and therapeutic action of the herb are:-
Fixed oil (2.0 to 4.5 %)
Protein (About 20%)
Volatile oil - known as carvone (43 to 63%)
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| Minor |
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| Vrious minor chemical constituents of this drug are :--
Dihydrocarvone
D-limonene
Phellandrene
Terpenes
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Storage |
| To maintain physicochemical properties and medicinal values of the herb it is recommended to maintain following storage conditions:-
Air tight containers
Protection from light
Protection from moisture
Microbial contamination
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