Agastya/ Sesbania grandiflora, Fabaceae & it’s diffrent names

B.N:- Sesbania grandiflora,
Family:- Fabaceae

English : West Indian pea, white dragon tree, August flower, Flamingo Bill, Hindi : Agastha, Agasti, chogache, gaach-munga, agathiya, sadabasna, Kannada : Agase, agache, kempagase, chogache, agasi, chogachi, Tamil : Agati Malayalam : akatti, aagatti, atti, argatti, akatti, athi, agatti Telugu : Avisa, Avishi Oriya : agastee Gujarati : Agathiyo,ayathio,agath-thi-nar Bengali : Bak, Bagphal, Bak, basnapul, vak, agashi, basna, vasna,

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Medicinal Uses

1.Worm infestation: Intake of
agastya leaves juice 10-20ml in
empty stomach, early morning for
2weeks can expel the intestinal
worms.

2. Headache: 2 -3 drops of agastya
   leaves juice is used as nasal drops
   in the morning to cure sinusitis
   and headache.
3. Fever: The paste of agastya leaves
   can be externally applied over the
   body to subside the fever.
4. Night Blindness: Administration
   Agastya
   Sesbania grandiflora,
   Fabaceae
   Vernacular names
   of 3gms of agastya flowers paste
   processed in ghee recommended
   for night blindness.
5. Colic: 5 grams of agastya bark
   powder is boiled in 100ml of
   water till it reduced to 25ml. Oral
   administration of this decoction
   added with salt and hing relieve
   abdominal colic.
6. Arthritis: Root and bark paste of
   agastya is applied externally to
   relieve pain and inflammation
   associated with arthritis and gout.