Post by ♠Silica♠♀ on Jul 18, 2013 7:22:35 GMT -5
Common name: Aloe Vera
Latin name: Aloe Barbadensis Miller
Family: Lily, Lilaceae
Other names: True Aloe, Indian Alces, Kumari, Barbados Aloe, Lu hui, Curacao Aloe, Gawarpaltra..
Medicinal use: Aloe Vera has strong healing powers when used both internally and externally. Aloe Vera acts as a pain reliever, due to analgesics in salicylic acid. It reaches the deepest body tissues, and therefore has the ability to restore them, proving to be extremely beneficial in the acceleration of the process of wound healing.
Description: Short, stemless, perennial, succulent plant. Leaves are green to gray green, fleshy, toothed on the margins. The inner leaf tissue contains Aloe Vera gel. During summer, pendulous tubular flowers appear on the flower stalk from the main stem. They are green to bright yellow.
Latin name: Aloe Barbadensis Miller
Family: Lily, Lilaceae
Other names: True Aloe, Indian Alces, Kumari, Barbados Aloe, Lu hui, Curacao Aloe, Gawarpaltra..
Medicinal use: Aloe Vera has strong healing powers when used both internally and externally. Aloe Vera acts as a pain reliever, due to analgesics in salicylic acid. It reaches the deepest body tissues, and therefore has the ability to restore them, proving to be extremely beneficial in the acceleration of the process of wound healing.
Description: Short, stemless, perennial, succulent plant. Leaves are green to gray green, fleshy, toothed on the margins. The inner leaf tissue contains Aloe Vera gel. During summer, pendulous tubular flowers appear on the flower stalk from the main stem. They are green to bright yellow.
