#molly the mola

[fishintheseagame]

Hey!!! Omg! It's been a while! I haven't forgotten about this project of mine, despite the long dry spells in between little update crumbs. I have been really inspired by another artist's original passion project lately, and although said project is pulling a lot of my brain's focus, it has SOMEWHAT motivated me to work on my own project some more!

I have been cooking up new characters, new set concepts and character story elements, I just haven't posted much about it cuz I get anxious that if I give too much away, the final project will lose some impact- but I realize finding fans in the early stages of a work can be helpful in keeping the motivation alive! So I will try to get better about dropping a few things here once in a while ✨

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

Villain Pub: Protagonist?

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/XTjv2B1 by Epithetfanatic69 Giovanni and Molly decide to spend dinner at the infamous villain pub, but their arrival sparks discussion among other patrons about whether or not if Molly technically classifies as a villain. Words: 1304, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: How It Should Have Ended (Web Series), Epithet Erased (Cartoon) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Sheev Palpatine | Darth Sidious, Voldemort (Harry Potter), Joker (DCU), Loki (Marvel), Bowser, Giovanni Potage, Mola Ram, Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek - All Media Types), Harley Quinn, Percival "Percy" King, Batman, Superman Additional Tags: Villain Pub, Crossover, Screenplay/Script Format, Post PoP, many HISHIE tropes, I’m bad at tagging read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/XTjv2B1

[smimon]

Casual Molly and uniform Molly, since I can’t wait one day to post this :V

[its-the-trashcan-blog]

@cyberphuck Mola Mola fish always did look super derpy. This is Molly. She would like to say to you... poisson d’avril!

[molabeast]

snatcher beast,,,,

got a new drawing tablet n drew this critter :]c

[corallorosso]

Quando i cittadini italiani hanno iniziato a mantenere con i loro soldi Matteo Salvini e i suoi caffè in Italia non era ancora stato inventato il primo sito internet, i Nirvana erano la band del momento, Berlusconi doveva ancora entrare in politica, e i 25enni di oggi ancora non erano nati. Mentre gli italiani lavoravano in fabbrica o in ufficio per guadagnarsi da vivere, e producendo qualcosa, lui scopre che per avere soldi e prestigio non deve far altro che parlare, fare sceneggiate e incitare gli italiani a odiare altri italiani. Non sopporta il Sud perché lì, con la scusa del "tengo famiglia", campano tutti con i soldi dello Stato senza fare un cazzo. Dice lui. Così per coerenza si sposa, quindi tiene famiglia, e sua moglie Fabrizia Ieluzzi viene chiamata più volte a lavorare dal Comune di Milano amministrato dalla Lega Nord: prima dal sindaco Albertini, poi dal sindaco Moratti, tre ore al giorno, con compensi tra i 20 e i 36 mila euro annui. Soldi dei cittadini. Divorzia (perché lui è cattolico che bacia il rosario nei comizi), trova un'altra compagna, Giulia Martinelli, e pure lei finisce per lavorare su chiamata alla Regione Lombardia a guida Lega Nord (Roberto Maroni). Soldi dei cittadini. Diventa direttore di "Radio Padania" beneficiaria di finanziamenti pubblici pagati dai cittadini. Fa il giornalista per la "Padania", anch'essa pagata con altri milioni di euro pubblici. Soldi dei cittadini. Di quegli anni l'ex direttore de "La Padania" Gigi Moncalvo racconterà: "Ho provato a licenziare Matteo Salvini per due volte. La prima volta fu a cavallo delle feste di fine anno. Durante quei giorni, chi veniva a lavoro, riceveva il triplo della paga. Salvini in quei giorni non c'era a lavoro. Non era nemmeno reperibile dove avrebbe dovuto. Ma quando a fine mese arrivò il foglio delle presenze lui lo firmò lo stesso". "La seconda volta fu quando scoprì che aveva falsificato quattro note per i rimborsi spesa. Quando glielo feci presente, a muso duro, lui mi rispose: tu passi, io resto. E credimi: diventerò sempre più potente". Nel 2004 entra per la prima volta nel Parlamento europeo (per coerenza con il suo antieuropeismo). Seduto su quella poltrona ci resterà parecchi anni, facendosi eleggere pure al Parlamento italiano (due volte), salvo poi mollarlo dopo un giorno per tornare in Europa. Che gli fa schifo, l'Europa. Ma paga meglio: circa 15mila euro al mese (6.200 euro netti, più 304 euro a presenza e 4.300 euro di rimborsi). Ogni mese. Soldi dei cittadini. E visto che si trova si porta in Europa il fratello di Bossi come assistente. Che da esperto di idraulica, ovviamente, è lì per meritocrazia. Tutto ciò, sempre protestando contro Roma Ladrona. Nel frattempo però si scopre che un po' Ladrona è pure la Lega Nord, che incassa 49 milioni per sostenere le spese elettorali e politiche, ma invece usa i soldi dei cittadini per comprare lingotti d'oro, diamanti, lauree ai figli, ristrutturazioni di case, pay tv, interventi al naso ecc. Soldi dei cittadini. Così nel 2014 la Lega crolla al 4%. Salvini rischia di rimanere senza soldi e poltrona. Allora dice di essersi sbagliato per 20 anni con la storia della Padania e del Sud parassita. Ma anziché nascondersi e restituire ai padani 20 anni di stipendi, si improvvisa da un giorno all'altro il più grande dei patrioti italiani. I quali, ovviamente, gli credono. Lo eleggono, dandogli altri 14mila euro al mese, e lo acclamano. E a nessuno viene da ridere al pensiero che questo straordinario attore, scambiato per politico, per giovane, per esordiente, per patriota, che manteniamo da un quarto di secolo con i nostri soldi, ora vada in giro per l'Italia a dare lezioni a tutti. E a nessuno viene da ridere. Che lui non molli la poltrona e i nostri soldi da un quarto di secolo. A nessuno. Emilio Mola

[sixth-light]

Lies Sleeping timeline

Guys, it turns out three weeks without internet was what I needed to complete this, even though this book has an actual real-world event that can be tied to a specific date in a specific year, and I didn’t have to do any back-calculations from sunset times or solstices AT ALL. It’s like a tiny curative fandom miracle. 

Main takeaways: Lies Sleeping takes place over about two months! I’m as surprised as you are. It read like one very hellish week. Also, we still have nearly a full year to go in book-canon time before the Brexit referendum. how many books do we wanna bet BA can cram in there before Peter & co have to join the rest of us in The Darkest Timeline.

Check out the other timelines and my series timeline here on DW (or in the ‘timelines’ tag on my Tumblr.) 

14 Nov 2014: Operation Jennifer begins (prologue)

Dec/Jan 2014/5: The unwritten Kimberley Reynolds novella takes place, prior to the events of this book, and involves the ‘centre of a small town’ being ‘levelled’

Early June 2015: Peter passes his detective exams (Detective Stories)

Day 1 (Sunday June 7th): Peter, Guleed, Carey, and Nightingale stake out Richard Williams' house and fight the Pale Nanny/Charlotte Greenwood. That night, Peter has dinner with Bev, Nicky, and Abigail at Bev’s house. Day 2: (Monday June 8th): Peter wakes up at the Folly and spends time in the gym, has breakfast with the team, visits the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and finds the magic bell, then goes to check on Williams. Charlotte Greenwood triggers Williams’ murder tattoo and is shot by Lucy the security guard. Peter attends Charlotte’s autopsy with Walid and Vaughan.

Day 3/4 (Tues/Wed June 9th/10th):  Peter does community outreach trying to find out where Charlotte came from and calls Kim Reynolds, probably early on Wednesday morning his time (it’s ‘past 8pm in Washington’, meaning it’s past 1am in London. An early sign of how hard Peter’s pushing himself.)

Day 5 (Thursday June 11th): Peter checks on Zach, talks to Marcia the magical-weed selling canal traveller, has an uninformative visit with Walbrook, and spends the night at Beverley’s. Day 6 (Friday June 12th): Peter has IPCC interviews all day about Charlotte’s death, spends some time guarding the bell at the foundry, then heads back to Bev’s.

Day 7/8 (Saturday/Sunday June 13th/14th): Nicky comes over to Bev’s very early. Peter does some Latin practice and notices how quiet the Folly feels after-hours now.  Day 10 (Tuesday June 16th): Michelle Obama visits London, diverting Guleed and Nightingale’s attention. Lesley shows up at foundry while Peter is there and he doesn’t have Frank Caffrey shoot her. They destroy the bell. Day 11-13 (Wednesday-Friday, June 17th-19th): Peter reads the terrible movie script, gets back Postmartin’s notes on it, and talks to Kim Reynolds again.  Day 14-15 (Saturday/Sunday, June 20th/21st): Peter travels with Beverley and Abigail to Father Thames’ Summer Court and spends the night there. On the Sunday he’s called back to London by Stephanopoulos to talk to Geneviève Nguyễn about the ritual sacrifice in the City.  Day 16 (Monday June 22nd): Peter and Nightingale interview Patrick Gale and talk about magic becoming public.  Day 20 (Friday June 26th:) Team meeting

Day 21-26 (Saturday-Thursday June 27th-Jul 2nd): They’re called to the MOLA at 3 in the morning over an attempted break-in; Peter takes notes and does follow-up.  Day 27 (Friday July 3rd): Peter follows Zach to Lesley’s apartment Day 28 (Saturday July 4th): Peter goes back to Folly, sleeps for some of the day, and interviews Zach in the afternoon.  Day 29 (Sunday July 5th): Peter consults Nightingale about sources of information on Punch and talks to Sir William via Lady Ty. He ends up in A&E, and walks back to Folly after midnight. Day 30 (Monday July 6th): A ‘tea committee’ meeting is held, and Peter goes to restatement Camilla Turner the archaeologist. Day 31 (Tuesday July 7th): Peter goes through Turner’s emails and visits the Paternoster Society’s meeting place. Day 32 (Wednesday July 8th): Peter and Bev have dinner with Isis and Oxley, who are in town for the opera. Peter is given a prophecy.  Day 33 (Thursday July 9th): Lesley calls Peter to warn him a River is being kidnapped. Walbrook is rescued from Chorley and his tinned vampire in an epic car chase. Day 34 (Friday July 10th): Peter goes to another meeting, takes his mum shopping, and has a haircut. Bev and he stay over at his parents’ place. Day 35/36 (Saturday/Sunday July 11th/12th): Peter takes the weekend off, by order, and helps Maksim do some planting on Wimbledon Common.  Day 37 (Monday July 13th): David Carey goes on medical leave. Lesley calls Peter and they meet at a pub. He leaves and gets into a police car. It’s Lesley, and she kidnaps him.  Day 38-45 (Tuesday July 14th - Tuesday July 21st): Peter has Fun Torture Time with Lesley and Chorley and spends a week in an oubliette with Foxglove. By Sunday he’s made friends with her, and on the second Tuesday she tells him her story.  Day 46 (Wednesday July 22nd): Chorley and Lesley visit and Peter hears bell noises and swearing. That evening, Foxglove releases him from durance vile and he reunites with Bev at the Folly.  Day 47 (Thursday July 23rd): Peter and Abigail talk to foxes; Molly is absent.  Day 48 (Friday July 24th): Peter and his mum cook for everybody at the Folly; that night, he and Nightingale see Foxglove and Molly dancing.  Day 49 (Saturday July 25th): All hell breaks loose; Lesley shoots Stephanopoulos (in the leg) and Chorley ‘dies’ in a van crash. 

Day 50 (Sunday July 26th): Nightingale goes to Glastonbury and Guleed to the Midlands. Peter goes to visit Punch and makes Caffrey and Beverley worried he’s suicidal. That night, he confronts Chorley and Lesley at Covent Garden and Lesley shoots Chorley (in the head). 

Late July: Peter is suspended while Chorley’s death is investigated. He’s told it will be for months.  August: Nightingale begins a school for amateur practitioners; Foxglove is established at the  Folly; Peter and Bev go on a double date with Sahra and Michael. Late August: Beverley tells Peter she’s pregnant. By inference, she’s due sometime between February and April 2016 (depending on how far along she is when she tells Peter). 

[bookcub]

D, Z, M, A, E My five letters for some favorite characters!

Denna, Devi, Derek Sousa, 

Zoe Carter, Tash Zelenka 

Molly Weasley, Mola, Marinette 

Anne Shirley, Annabeth Chase, Ariel, Alanna

Ella from Ella Enchanted 

Send me a letter!!

[limoneti]

Y ahora que estamos "casi" acabando septiembre yo me digno a subir las molonidades de agosto, pero mira, EG QUE NO TENGO TIEMPO NI PÁ MOLAR. Esto fueron algunas cosicas guays que ocurrieron:

1. New Girl. Me he visto la serie unas tres veces porque YO FAN A TOPE de este grupito de compis de piso, pero ahora mola más porque la veo junto a mi chico antes de irnos a dormir, así que nos vamos a la piltra más felices que una perdiz ♥   

2. Le molo a Holly Molly. Resulta que en su IG stories dijo que mi cuenta le molaba y mira, yo flipadita de la vida porque una nunca se acostumbra a que gente a la que admiras de pronto diga que LE MOLA LO QUE HACES. Encima esto trajo a más seres cítricos a mi perfil de instagram y ahora somos una familia más apretujadita pero feliz ♥   

3. Feria de Artesanía. Este es un plan que suelo repetir año tras año junto con mis papos (padres, para que me entendáis). Ver cosicas hechas a mano, musiquita canaria de fondo y terminar cenando EN ER PEPE CHIRINGO, lo mola todo. Este año me pillé unos pendientes maravillosos de Ivonne Diaz Jewelry que ahora uso SIEMPRE PORQUE SON EL AMOR, y una nubesita amorosa de amigurumi de Ayres del Sur, porque ya sabéis que soy ULTRAFAN DE LAS NUBES así que no me pude resistir.

4. Pintar junto a Misu. Trasladé mi estudio por un día e invadí el de mi churri. Allí me planté con mis acrílicos, pinceles y los gatetes que ya os he enseñado unos cuantos post atrás. Y él con sus pinturas, sus miniaturas y toooodo el talento del mundito. Combinación PERFECTA para una mañana de domingo ♥ ♥ ♥   

5. Jefe de obra Ramiro. Un día antes de entrar en el cine nos pasamos por una sala de recreativos en la cual están las típicas máquinas llenas de muñequitos y en la que es casi imposible pillarte alguno con el GAAAAANNNNCHO (léase con voz de extraterrestre de Toy Story). PERO ESE DÍA NO, ese día Misu iba a comerse el mundo y tras un exhaustivo trabajo en equipo (el manejando los mandos y yo indicando la posición) nos hicimos con un peluche de Playmobil al que he llamado Jefe de obra Ramiro y el cual tiene ahora un huequito en mi coraçao para siempre ♥

[pablocirre]

#Mola (en Miss Mollie Studio)

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

Villain Pub: Protagonist?

by Epithetfanatic69 Giovanni and Molly decide to spend dinner at the infamous villain pub, but their arrival sparks discussion among other patrons about whether or not if Molly technically classifies as a villain. Words: 1304, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: How It Should Have Ended (Web Series), Epithet Erased (Cartoon) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Sheev Palpatine | Darth Sidious, Voldemort (Harry Potter), Joker (DCU), Loki (Marvel), Bowser, Giovanni Potage, Mola Ram, Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek - All Media Types), Harley Quinn, Percival "Percy" King, Batman, Superman Additional Tags: Villain Pub, Crossover, Screenplay/Script Format, Post PoP, many HISHIE tropes, I’m bad at tagging via https://ift.tt/XTjv2B1

[ranabowbrite]

Since we came back from the cruise with a wicked stomach flu (thank you, norovirus), we were not able to leave the following day for our Four Corners camping trip with my in-laws as planned. Four Corners is the unique location where Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona all meet. It’s pretty cool to think you can stand in four states at once.

Anyway, we needed a few extra days to recover, so some things had to be sacrificed. The original itinerary called for visiting The Great Sand Dunes National Park on the way to Pagosa Springs for a night before heading to Durango, Ouray and Glenwood Springs in southwestern Colorado. Instead, we lost two days to our gastroenteritis and drove straight on through to Durango. We also missed the day we had planned to visit Mesa Verde National Park and the actual Four Corners, which are both driving distance from Durango.

The cool thing about sabbatical is that it wasn’t the end of the world to have our plans derailed a little bit. Time is so much more elastic on sabbatical than it is in “real life.” Normally, being laid up in bed feels one-hundred times worse because I feel like I’m either getting behind at work or missing out on something fun I can never recapture. On sabbatical, those worries don’t exist. It’s a realization that I hope to hold onto and bring back to my “real life.”

Durango Highlights:

Trent did all the planning for this trip, and I must say, he’s pretty darn good at picking out campsites. He knows how much I love the water, so he found campsites on the water in all of our campgrounds. In Durango, we stayed a the United Campground, and Trent charmed his way into the very best spot (site 103). We directly overlooked both the Animas River and the Narrow Gauge Railroad that ushers the Durango-Silverton train. So cool to watch rafters and kayakers paddle by as well as the train right from our camp site.

View of the Animas River and Narrow Gauge Railroad from our campsite in Durango (see the rafters!?)

View of our camper from the train when we rode it to Silverton

We also didn’t have a bad meal in Durango. Since we had been sick, and since we were traveling with my in-laws (who stayed in hotels), we ate out more than we usually do while camping. Trent is great about asking locals for suggestions, and the lady at the pet store suggested a great little cafe near Fort Lewis College for breakfast, CJ’s Cafe. The green chile was excellent! Guido’s Ristorante had a dog-friendly patio and the waitress brought our dogs treats and fresh water, earning herself a $20 tip. The fresh pasta was incredible!

The Durango to Silverton train ride was pretty spectacular, if VERY hot. It had been near 100 degrees in Durango, and the ride to Silverton didn’t bring the temperature down too much, but it was beautiful just following the Animas River through the mountains.

Some of the early views were particularly spectacular.

We ate at the Little Bear Cafe in Silverton, walked around a bit looking at shops and then headed back down to Durango. Silverton is a true mountain town with only 637 year-round residents and not a paved road in sight. That’s Trent and his Dad outside The Shady Lady.

View of the main street in Silverton

The other direction

Although it was stiflingly hot during the day at around 100 degrees, it was so nice sleeping at night without a hat and tons of layers to stay warm. The nights were around 50 or 55 degrees, and I was in heaven. I always said I could live in a cave because the temperatures stay around 50 year round.

Yes, that’s a personal fan around my neck. Don’t judge. It was 100 degrees!

All in all, we agreed that Durango would be a pretty awesome place to live or at least have a vacation home (adding it to the long list). You have Purgatory ski mountain nearby, a small regional airport, lots of dog-friendly businesses, outdoor activities in the mountains and on the river, and fun things to do like visit a Honeyville (for fresh honey of course), farmers markets, a fish hatchery, and great restaurants and shops. I loved the slow pace of life. I suggested Trent study acupuncture and open a clinic and I could do the marketing. That could work, right?

Ouray Highlights:

The drive from Durango to Ouray took a few hours and is arguably one of the most spectacular drives in America, and also one of the scariest (think 1000 foot cliffs and no guard rails). Three mountain passes connect Durango to Ouray, and a section of the drive is known for its harrowing twists and turns and amazing overlooks.

Tangent: The first time I ever did this drive was in a winter storm when I was working for the Colorado Department of Higher Education and on a work trip with my mentor, Gully Stanford. Imagine whiteout conditions and a state car (Ford Taurus) with bald tires. So, it was nice to experience it in perfectly glorious summer weather this time around.

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First we passed through Coalbank pass at 10,000 feet. Then Molas Pass, which had a beautiful lake and campground that is now definitely on my list for future trips. Finally, Red Mountain Pass, which gives Red Mountain Creek its rusty red color from all the iron.

  This drive was like being buried in the mountains at times, like the mountains were just layers and layers of blankets swaddling us.

I’ve always proclaimed myself to be more of a water girl, but driving through these mountains and mountain towns made me consider that I just might be a mountain girl. The pace of life, the wildlife, the piney fresh air, the outdoor lifestyle, the communion with nature. I could get used to this.

Ouray was a very cute little town in its own right. We stayed at the Ouray RV Park and Resort (site 38) right on the Uncompahgre River. Another great find by my husband, but not as much shade at this site as we needed in the hot weather. But it did have a convenient riverside trail that went from our campground into town in just under a mile. Perfect for a morning or evening walk.

Our camp site next to the Uncompahgre River and trail in Ouray

My mother-in-law and I took a day trip to Telluride, Colorado, which is about an hour or so from Ouray and literally nestled in the mountains. Basically the highway just deadends in this quaint but upscale mountain town (apparently Oprah owns a home here). I was on a quest for a cute sunhat, and finding one that didn’t cost a fortune was a feat. But I did it!

I love taking pictures of old schools, and this is the old high school in Telluride, now the elementary school.

Another reason to love Telluride

Finally, on the way out of Ouray to Glenwood Springs, we did a very short hike up to Cascade Falls, which is literally right in the center of Ouray. Since we’d both been sick, we avoided strenuous hikes, but this was a .3 mile round trip up to a beautiful waterfall, which felt great in the heat.

Glenwood Springs Highlights:

This was my favorite camp site on this trip, and possibly of all of our camp sites so far. We stayed at Glenwood Canyon Resort (site 17), which was right on the Colorado River. Lots of white water rafters waving as they passed by, and yes, another railroad. And so much shade! So cool! We spent most of our time just sitting by the river drinking hard lemonade.

We were only in Glenwood Springs for one night, but we made a point of heading to the hot springs pools. There are lots of hot springs in southwestern Colorado, and we could have enjoyed them in Durango or Ouray, but we waited for our last night to relax in Glenwood Springs. It was worth it. No pictures because I forgot my camera, but it was blissful to steam up in the cool air of the mountain evening.

Overall, our short little trip to southwestern Colorado had a number of firsts:

Hot camping: I’ve never been so hot, and I’m from Texas! Being in a pop up camper, even with the windows all open, on a 100 degree day is just not that fun. It’s like baking, and I learned the best solution is to put a wet buff on my head and sit in the shade until the sun goes down.

Trying to stay cool at our site in Ouray

Brushing teeth in a grocery store: #youdowhatyougottado

Rover.com: We needed a dog sitter while we took the Durango – Silverton, a six hour round trip ride. So, we used Rover.com to find one. We had a great experience; the sitter picked up our dogs and took them to her house which is on a horse farm (it was Durango afterall), and she even sent pictures throughout the day. Molly and Tucker seemed to love it and came back exhausted.

Our camping dogs, Molly and Tucker

The Columbine is the state flower of Colorado, and I’ve seen pictures, but I’d never seen one in the wild for some reason. Well, they were all over the mountainside as we arrived on the train in Silverton. I tried to get pictures, but with the moving train, it was difficult. I did notice that they tended to grow in the rocky crags, not in the grassy meadows, which I thought was pretty cool.

Look closely for the purple Columbines thriving in the rocks

So, needless to say, this was a wonderful 5 day trip to southwestern Colorado, and although we didn’t get to do everything we had planned, we had a great time with family exploring the little mountain towns. And now I can’t stop thinking about how to make a permanent move to a little mountain town and to a slower pace of life!

Our next adventures will take us to Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park for all of July.  Stay tuned!

  Sabbatical Days 54-59: Rivers and Railroads in Durango, Ouray and Glenwood Springs Since we came back from the cruise with a wicked stomach flu (thank you, norovirus), we were not able to leave the following day for our Four Corners camping trip with my in-laws as planned.

[smimon]

Putting everything aside to draw my SpongeBob OCs was a good idea 👍

Ms. Surimi and Partners (Amber & Tina) plus bonus Molly. Read more for some commentary on their (not final!) designs:

Tina. I always end up giving her eyebrows because she seems kinda blank without them. Also she basically has Sponge’s face. I don’t want her to have a white shirt like Incidental 40, but for now I have no better idea for the colour (if it was pink it would be Pearl’s shirt, and orange is Surimi’s colour, and blue will look too serious, etc etc)

Amber. I can’t get her proportions right. Eyes should be bigger, legs thicker, and the glasses thinner. Also her clothes make her look kinda like a grandma, which was not the intention.

Ms. Surimi. The worst part of her is the fact that she wears a hat while her eyes are at the top of her head (like any other crab), but I think I found a way to make it look decent. Classy evil crab lady.

Molly. In front view she’s shaped like a strawberry. Also she doesn’t usually have this face of a shonen anime protagonist.

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Medicinal plants constitute major ingredient of Traditional Medicine practiced all over the World. There is an increased awareness, now-a-days, about the efficiency of natural products in the maintenance of health and people, the world over, prefer the medicinal plants for their day to day health needs. This renewed interest in the medicinal plants is primarily for their least side effects, rather side benefits. North Eastern region of India is known for its rich floristic diversity. It has been estimated that this region harbours around 7,500 of flowering plants which constitutes nearly 40% of the floristic diversity of India currently reported to be 19,200. This region is also known for its unique Medicinal and Aromatic Plants. People in the Karbi Anglong district of Assam; largely use most of the Medicinal Plants in their day-to-day life either as vegetables, eatables or for healing of common ailments. The hill tribes of this district, who lead a simple life, primarily depend on forest produces. It may be mentioned that the Karbi Anglong is the treasure for canes, bamboos, reeds, orchids, medicinal plants and other flora and fauna unparalleled in luxuriance and varieties. Some people still practice as healers for cure of delicate diseases, fractures and hardly consult a physician. There are more than thousand of different medicinal plants are available in Kabi Anglong. Among them few are identified and documented, still big parts are unidentified. Karbi Anglong has the prospects to develop as a Health Tourism/ Ayurvedic Tourism/ Herbal Tourism destination and Aromatic Food destination. Bio-diversity cum Recreation Park, Diphu have more than 600 species of Medicinal Plants. Here I had listed 121 plants in details with photographs, which are most easily found. 1) Bot. Name : Plumbago zeylanica L. Family : Plumbaginaceae. Com. Name : White lead wort. Ass. Name : Boga agyachit Hindi Name : Chitra, Chita, Chiti Uses : Leprosy, liver complaint, scabies, unhealthy ulcer. 2) Bot. Name : Begonia roxburghii A. Dc. Family : Bigoniaceae Com. Name : Begonia Ass. Name : Hati tenga. Hindi Name : Uses : Bile, dysentery, jaundice 3) Bot. Name : Alpinia galanga (L.)Willd. Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Tora Baghini Hindi Name : Saphed-panaki-jhad Uses : Inflammation, cough, asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia, stomach pain. 4) Bot. Name : Acacia catechu (L.f.) (Roxb.)Willd. Family : Fabaceae Com. Name : Katha tree, Khair Ass. Name : Khoyar Hindi Name : Khair Uses : Natural birth control agent, leucoderma.

5) Bot. Name : Vanilla parviflora. Family : Orchidaceae. Com. Name : Vanillapods. Ass. Name : Vanilla. Hindi Name : Uses : 6) Bot. Name : Aquilaria malaccensis Lam. Family : Thymelaeaceae Com. Name : Eagle Wood Ass. Name : Agor Hindi Name : Agar. Uses : Rheumatism, vomiting, snake bite, eczema, heart trouble, spleen, liver cirrhosis. 7) Bot. Name : Baccaurea ramiflora Lour. Family : Euphorbiaceae Ass. Name : Leteku Hindi Name : Lutka, Khattaphal Uses :Tonic, antidote to snake poison. 8) Botanical Name : Brucea mollis Wall. Kurz Family : Rubiaceae Common Name : Kunain Assamese Name : Quinine/ Sinkona Hindi Name : Uses : Malarial fever, rheumatism, sun-burn, stomach trouble. 9) Bot. Name : Bacopa monnieri (L.) Pennel. Family : Scrophulariaceae Com. Name : Thyme-leaved Gratiola, Brahmi Ass. Name : Brahmi Hindi Name : Brahmi Uses : Epilepsy, tumour, ulcers, flatulence, asthma, bronchitis, leprosy, leucoderma, sterility, 10) Bot. Name : Cinnamomum zeylanicum Breyn. Family : Lauraceae. Com. Name : True Cinnamon Tree, Dalchini. Ass. Name : Dalchini Hindi Name : Kash Uses : Diarrhoea, vomiting, bronchitis, asthma, cephalalgia, odontalgia, cardiac diseases, 11) Bot. Name : Citrus macropthora Montr.var.assamensis Tanaka Family : Rutaceae Com. Name : Satkora, Assamica, Sweet Oranges. Ass. Name : Sotkora Hindi Name : Jambhiirii Uses : Digest food, stomach pain, rheumatism. 12) Bot. Name : Garcinia cowa Roxb. Family : Clusiaceae Com. Name : Indian Gamboge Tree Ass. Name : Kuji-thekera Hindi Name : Gotaghanba Uses : Dropsy, constipation, dysentery, diarrhoea, stomach pain. 13) Bot. Name : Elaeocarpus ganitrus Roxb. Family : Elaeocarpaceae Com. Name : Utrasum Bead Tree Ass. Name : Rudrakhya Hindi name : Rudrak Uses : Rheumatism, antidote to poison, dysentery, diarrhoea 14) Bot. Name : Garcinia indica Pritam G.Bafna Family : Clusiaceae Ass. Name : Rupohi-thekera Hindi Name : Kokam Uses : Dysentery. 15) Bot. Name : Garcinia xanthochymus Hook.f.ex.Anders. Family : Clusiaceae Com. Name : Dample Ass. Name : Tepor tenga, Tepol-tenga Hindi Name : Dampel Uses : Dysentery, mucous diarrhoea, skin disease. 16) Bot. Name : Hiptage bengalensis (L.) kurz. Family : Malphigaceae Ass. Name : Madhoi Maloti Hindi Name : Madhavilata Uses : Biliousness, cough, burning sensation, inflammation, skin diseases, leprosy. 17) Bot. Name : Gnetum gnemon L. Family : Gnetaceae Ass. Name : Mejherguti, Bhoja guti Hindi Name : Uses : Blood purify, flow of urine. 18) Bot. Name : Tacca chantrieri Andre. Family : Dioscoreaceae Com. Name : Ketapang Ass. Name : gondh kachu Hindi Name : Uses : Gastric ulcers, enteritis. 19) Bot. Name : Oroxylum indicum (L.) Benth. ex. Kurz. Family : Bignoniaceae Com. Name : Trumpet flower Ass. Name : Bhat ghila Hindi Name : Sauma Uses : Fever, small-pox, pimple, induce conception. dysuria, vermifuge, chest pain, cholera, headache. 20) Bot. Name : Santalum album L. Family : Santalaceae Com. Name : Sandal Wood Ass. Name : Chandan Hindi Name : Safed chandan Uses : Burning sensation, jaundice, cough, bronchitis, fever, inflammation, malaria. 21) Bot. Name : Actephila excels (Dalz.) Muell. – Arg. Family : Euphorbiaceae Ass. Name : Moyra tikoni Hindi Name : Uses : Relieves thirst, hunger, fruit nutrious.

22) Bot. Name : Saraca asoca (Roxb.) De Wilde Family : Caesalpinaceae Com. Name : Ashoka Tree Ass. Name : Ashok Hindi Name : Anganapriya Uses : Dyspepsia, fever, visceromegaly, colic, ulcer, menorrhagia, metropathy, leucorrhoea. 23) Bot. Name : Spondias axillaris Roxb. Family : Anacardiaceae Com. Name : Galls Ass. Name : Khamoli mola, Hamoi tenga Hindi Name : Uses : 24) Bot. Name : Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. ex. DC.) Wight & Arnott. Family : Combretaceae Com. Name : Arjuna myrobalan Ass. Name : Arjun Hindi Name : Arjun, Kahu Uses : Dysuria, pneumonia, pleurisy, leprosy, neuralgia, wounds, heart disease. 25) Bot. Name : Tacca chantrieri Andre. Family : Dioscoreaceae Com. Name : Ketapang Ass. Name : Padma kachu Hindi Name : Uses : Gastric ulcers, enteritis.

26) Bot. Name : Kaempferia galanga L. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Chandramula Ass. Name : Gathian Hindi Name : Sidhoul Uses : dyspepsia, fever, rheumatism, leprosy, skin disease, cough, bronchitis, asthma, ulcer, malaria. 27) Bot. Name : Azadirachta indica A. Juss. Family : Meliaceae Com. Name : Indian Liliac, Neem Tree, Margosa Tree. Ass. Name : Maha Neem Hindi Name : Mahanimb Uses : Bladder, kidney, jaundice, colic, dyspepsia, intestinal worms, general debility, eczema.

28) Bot. Name : Parkia roxburghii G. Don. Family : Mimosaceae Com. Name : Manipuri seem Ass. Name : Manipuri urahi Hindi Name : Sapota, Khorial Uses : Diarrhoea, dysentery. 29) Bot. Name : Mimusops elengi L. Family : Sapotaceae Com. Name : Bakul Ass. Name : Bakul Hindi Name : Mulsari Uses : Dysentery, dirrhoea, headache, gastric, snakebite, small- pox, dropsy, fever. 30) Bot. Name : Terminalia chebula Retz. Family : Combretaceae Com. Name : Black myrobalan Ass. Name : Shilikha Hindi Name : Harara, Har Uses : Chronic ulcer, flatulence, gastropathy, skin disease, intermittent fever, leprosy. 31) Bot. Name : Asparagus racemosus Willd. Family : Liliaceae Com. Name : Asparagus, Shatavari Ass. Name : Satamul Hindi Name : Satavari, Shakakul Uses : Tuberculosis, leprosy, epilepsy, night blindness, nourishment of lactating mothers. 32) Bot. Name : Curcuma amada Roxb. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Mango Ginger Ass. Name : Am haladhi Hindi Name : Ama haldhi Uses : Anthelmintic, skin disease. 33) Bot. Name : Cheilo costus speciosus(J.Koenig.ex Retz.)Smith. Family : Costaceae Com. Name : Elegant Costus, Kusta Ass. Name : Jam lakhuti Hindi Name : Kust Uses : Cough, catarrhal, fever, dyspepsia, skin disease,

34) Bot. Name : Curcuma zedoaria Roasc. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Wild Turmeric, Cochin Turmeric Ass. Name : Boga haladhi Hindi Name : Gandamasti Uses : Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and an anti-Periodic, digestive disorders, including ulcers and indigestion.

35) Bot. Name : Boesenbergia longiflora (Wall.) Kuntze Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Rosy Orchid Ginger Ass. Name : Hindi Name : Uses : Anti-inflammatory. 36) Bot. Name : Phlogocanthus thyrsiflorus Nees. Family : Acanthaceae Com. Name : Bahak Ass. Name : Tita-Phul Hindi Name : Vasaka Uses : Chronic bronchitis, asthma, phthisis, haemoptysis, painful swelling, neuralgia, scabies, malaria. 37) Bot. Name : Gloriosa superb L. Family : Liliaceae Com. Name : Glory Lily, Kali hari Ass. Name : Agnisikha Hindi Name : Kali hari Uses : Chronic ulcers, inflammations, piles, gonorrhoea, Snakebites, digestive, stomachic. 38) Bot. Name : Rauvolfia serpentina (L.) Bentham.ex Kurz Family : Apocynaceae Com. Name : Devil’s pepper Ass. Name : Sarpagandha Hindi Name : Chota-chand Uses : Painful affection of bowels, high blood pressure, malarial fever, reptiles and insect bites, stranguary, wound, insomnia. 39) Bot. Name : Stemona tuberosa Lour. Family : Stemonaceae Ass. Name : Tita musli Hindi Name : Uses : Louse killer. 40) Bot. Name : Vernonia volkemaefalia DC. vern. Family : Compositae Ass. Name : Kachi doi/ Kuchia gach Hindi Name : Uses : Pain killer. 41) Bot. Name : Rhynchotechum ellipticum (Dietr.) A. DC. Family : Carprifoliaceae Com. Name : Verbinum Ass. Name : Mezenga Hindi Name : Uses : 42) Bot. Name : Aloe barbadensis Mill. Family : Liliaceae Com. Name : Indian Aloe, Ghrita kumari Ass. Name : Salkuwari Hindi Name : Ghikanvar Uses : Blood purifier, liver disorder, rheumatism, skin disorders, intestinal worms. 43) Bot. Name : Kaempferia rotunda L. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Round Zedeoaria Ass. Name : Bhui champa Hindi Name : Bhui champa. Uses : Blood purify, Skin disease, cough, stomach trouble, promote to urine.

44) Bot. Name : Kalanchoe pinnata Pers. Family : Crassulaceae. Com. Name : Sprout Bat Plant, Hem sagar. Ass. Name : Pate-goja. Hindi Name : Hamsagar, Pathur kuchi. Uses : Treatment of bruises, venomous insect bites, boils.

45) Bot. Name : Houttuynia cordata Thunb. Family : Saururaceae Ass. Name : Mosondari Hindi Name : Sankh pushpin Uses : useful for Stomach.

46) Bot. Name : Aristolochia cathcartii Hook. f. Family : Aristolochiaceae Ass. Name : Chonga lota Uses : Stomach pain, promote flow of urine, anti-dote to snake bite, rheumatism. 47) Bot. Name : Strychnos nux-vomica L. Family : Strychnaceae Com. Name : Vomitting nut Ass. Name : Kuchila tita/ Nux-vomica. Hindi Name : Jahar, Kuchla Uses : Skin disease, diabetes, ring-worm, joint pain.

48) Bot. Name : Croton tiglium L. Family : Euphorbiaceae Com. Name : Purging Croton Ass. Name : Kani bih or Jaipal Hindi Name : Jamal gota Uses : Dropsy, indigestion, liver disorder, anthelmintic. 49) Bot. Name :Antidesma diandrum. Family :Euphorbiaceae. Ass. Name :Abu tenga. Karbi Name :Ingsum. Hindi name :Khotai. 50) Bot. Name : Baliospermum montanum(Willd.)Muell.-Arg. Family : Euphorbiaceae Ass. Name : Laham Hindi Name : Donti/ Donti Uses : Dropsy, jaundice, expulsion of worms, as an 51) Bot. Name : Maranta arundinacea L. Family : Marantaceae Com. Name : West Indian Arrow Root Ass. Name : Bon keturi/ Tora alu Hindi Name : Tikkor Uses : Urine disease, to increase mother’s milk 52) Bot. Name : Clerodendrum glandulosum Lindl. Family : Lamiaceae Ass. Name : Nefafu Hindi Name : Uses : High blood pressure, dysentery, abdominal pain, heart diseases etc. 53) Bot. Name : Baliospermum montanum(Willd.)Muell.-Arg. Family : Euphorbiaceae Ass. Name : Laham Hindi Name : Donti/ Donti Uses : Dropsy, jaundice, expulsion of worms. 54) Bot. Name : Zingiber montanum Koeing. Family : Zingiberaceae. Com. Name : Wild Ginger. Ass. Name : Ranga ada. Hindi Name : Ronga ada Uses : Post-natal treatment, swelling, rheumatism. 55) Bot. Name :Gnetum montanum. Family :Gnetaceae. Ass. Name :Mamoi lota Karbi Name :Hanthu rikang. Hindi Name : 56) Bot. Name : Flemingia strobilifera (L.) Ait. Family : Fabaceae Ass. Name : Makhiati Hindi Name : Kusrant Uses : Epilepsy, hysteria. 57) Bot. Name :Boesenbergia longiflora. Family :zingiberaceae. Ass. Name : Karbi Name :Lochet. Hindi Name : 58) Bot. Name : Clerodendrum wallichii. Family : Lamiaceae Com. Name : Bridal Veil Ass. Name : Hizol Hindi Name : Uses : Leaves as vegetable by Karbis. snakebite, rheumatism, inflammation. 59) Bot. Name : Kaempferia parviflora. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Black Zinger Ass. Name : Kola ada Hindi Name : Uses : Anti-malaria, anti- fungal, sexual enhancement. 60) Bot. Name : Butea monosperma. Family : Fabaceae Com. Name : Bastard Teak, Palash Ass. Name : Polash Hindi Name : Palas Uses : Dyspepsia, diarrhoea, dysentery, intestinal worms, bone fractures, rectal diseases, gonorrhoea. 61) Bot. Name : Boerhaavia diffusa. Family : Nyctaginaceae Com. Name : Spreading Hog-weed Ass. Name : Punarnova Hindi Name : Gadhaparna, Beshakare Uses : Leucorrhoea, cardiac disorders, dyspepsia, bronchitis, constipation, anaemia, paralysis, leprosy. 62) Bot. Name : Phyllanthus niruri Hook. f. Family : Euphorbiaceae Com. Name : Bhumi amla Ass. Name : Bhui Amlokhi Hindi Name : Jaramla Uses : Jaundice, leucorrhoea. 63) Botanical Name : Abrus precatorius L. Family : Fabaceae Com. Name : Indian Licourice, Ratti Ass. Name : Latumoni Hindi Name : Ratti Uses : Leucoderma, jaundice, gonorrhoea. 64) Bot. Name : Family : Ass. Name : Karbi Name :Chitung an. 65) Bot. Name : Adhatoda zeylanica Medic. Family : Acanthaceae Com. Name :Vasaka Ass. Name : Boga bahak/Tita bahak Hindi Name : Arusha Uses : Chronic bronchitis, rheumatism, asthma. 66) Botanical Name : Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wallich. Family : Acanthaceae Com. Name : King of Bitters Ass. Name : Kalmegh Hindi Name : Mahatita, Kiryat Uses : Skin diseases, cough, malaria, liver tonic bronchitis. 67) Botanical Name : Carissa carandas L. Family : Apopcynaceae Com. Name : Pumel Ass. Name : Karja tenga Hindi Name : Karaunda, Kantakregi Uses : Epilepsy, fever. 68) Bot. Name : Murraya koenigii Family : Rutaceae Com. Name : Curry leaf tree Ass. Name : Narasingha Hindi Name : Karaypak Uses : Hyperdipsia, leprosy, skin disease, leucoderma, anorexia, colic, dyspepsia, dirrhoea, inlammtion. 69) Botanical Name : Catharanthus roseus (Li.) G. Don. Family : Apocynaceae Com. Name : Perwinkle Ass. Name : Nayantora Hindi Name : Sadabahar Uses : Leukemia, skin cancer, lymph cancer, breast cancer, 70) Bot. Name : Elaeagnus latifolia L. Family : Elaeagneaceae Com. Name : Bastard Oleaster Ass. Name : Mirika tenga Hindi Name : Ghiwain Uses : Astringent, digestion. 71) Bot. Name : Hemidesmus indicus (L.) R.Br. Family : Asclepiadaceae Com. Name : Ananta mool, India sarsaparilla Ass. Name : Anantamul Hindi Name : Anantamul, Dudhli Uses : Dysentery, fever, skin disease, urinary complaint. 72) Bot. Name : Eryngium foetidum L. Family : Apiaceae Com. Name : Pink cedar Ass. Name : Man-dhania Hindi Name : Bandhaniya Uses : Nerve tonic. 73) Botanical Name : Ocimum basilicum L. Family : Labiatae Com. Name : Sweet basil Ass. Name : Modina Hindi Name : Babui, Sabzah Uses : Constipation, skin disease, piles, dysentery, chronic diarrhoea. 74) Bot. Name : Mentha arvensis L. Family : Lamiaceae Com. Name : Mint, Mint marsh Ass. Name : Podina Hindi Name : Podina Uses : Alcoholic solution. 75) Bot. Name : Ocimum gratissimum L. Family : Lamiaceae Com. Name : Shrubby basil Ass. Name : Ram Tulashi Hindi Name : Ram Tulsi Uses : Rheumatism, urinary disorder, gonorrhea. 76) Bot. Name : Ocimum sanctum L. Family : Lamiaceae Com. Name : Camphor basil Ass. Name : Kala Tulashi Hindi Name : Tulsi Uses : Bronchitis, urinary disorder, dyspepsia, chronic fever, cough. 77) Botanical Name : Piper longum L. Family : Piperaceae Com. Name : Long pepper, Pipal Ass. Name : Pipoli Hindi Name : Pipal Uses : Abdominal complaints, fever, leucoderma, dyspepsia, cough, promoting digestion, gout. 78) Bot. Name : Stephania japonica Miers. Family : Menispermaceae Com. Name : Velvet-leaf Ass. Name : Borthoobaki lota, Gomraj Hindi Name : Uses : Bone fracture. 79) Bot. Name : Canarium resiniferum Brace. ex King Family : Burseraceae Com. Name : East Indian copal, Black Dammar tree Ass. Name : Dhuna Hindi Name : Uses : Skin diseases, rheumatic pain. 80) Bot. Name :Spathodea campanulata. Family :Fabaceae, Papilionaceae. Ass. Name :Rudro polash. Karbi Name : 81) Bot. Name : Flacourita indica (Burm.f.)Merr. Family : Flacoutiaceae Ass. Name : Ponial Hindi Name : Kanrukodai Uses : Asthma, catarrh of bladder, cough, dysentery, diarrhoea, indigestion. 82) Bot. Name : Garcinia pedunculata Roxb. Family : Clusiaceae Ass. Name : Bor thekera Hindi Name : Avetasa Uses : Dysentery. 83) Bot. Name : Pandanus amaryllifolius Roxb. Family : Pandaceae Ass. Name : Joha pat Hindi Name : Rampe Uses : Rheumatic troubles treat diabetes, toothache, decreasing glucose concentration or hypoglycaemic, thyroid problems leprosy, treat fever. 84) Bot. Name : Hydnocarpus pentandra (Buch.-Ham.) Oken. Family : Flacourtiaceae Com. Name : Chaulmoogra Ass. Name : Dalmogra, Lamtani Hindi Name : Chaulmugara Uses : Rheumatism, skin complaints, leprosy. 85) Bot. Name : Elatostema platyphylla Wedd. Family : Urticaceae Com. Name : Ass. Name : Teng-nup (K) Hindi Name : Uses : Anti-dandruff, vomiting, bone-fracture. 86) Bot. Name : Kaempferia rotunda. Family : Zingiberaceae Com. Name : Round Zedeoaria Ass. Name : Bhui champa Hindi Name : Bhui champa. Uses : Blood purify, Skin disease, cough, stomach trouble, promote to urine. 87) Bot. Name : Raphidophora hangkongensis. Family : Araceae Ass. Name : Hindi Name : Uses : 88) Bot. Name : Syzygium cuminii. Family : Myrtaceae Com. Name : Black plum Ass. Name : Kala jamun Hindi Name : Jamun Uses : Diarrhoea, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, Diabetes. 89) Bot. Name : Acacia pennata (L.) Willd. Family : Fabaceae Ass. Name : Kuchia lota Hindi Name : Agla Bel/ Biswal Uses : Cholera, bleeding gums, snakebite, asthma, bronchitis. 90) Bot. Name : Etlingera elatior (Jack.) R.M. Sm. Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Gondh tora. Hindi Name : Uses : Bronchial catarrh, used against food poisoning. 91) Bot. Name : Litsea glutinosa (Lour.) C.B Robinson. Family : Lauraceae Ass. Name : Bagh nala Hindi Name : Medh, chandna Uses : Bone fracture, fever, diabetes. 92) Bot. Name : Tinospora cordifolia. Family : Menispermaceae. Com. Name : Gulanchi, Guduchi. Ass. Name : Siddhi-lota, Amar lota. Hindi Name : Gurach, Gulanch. Uses : Rheumatic fever, vomiting, anti-inflammatory. 93) Bot. Name : Sapindus mukorossi Gaertn. Family : Sapindaceae Com. Name : Soap nut tree Ass. Name : Manisal Hindi Name : Ritha Uses : Excessive salivation, epilepsy, diarrhoea, hair growth. 94) Bot. Name : Mesua ferrea L. Family : Clusiaceae Com. Name : Nageshwar Ass. Name : Nahor, Nageswar Hindi Name : Nag champa, Uses : Gastric, bronchitis, wounds, scabies, bleeding piles, dysentery. 95) Bot. Name : Emblica Officinalis Gaertn. Family : Euphorbiaceae Ass. Name : Amlokhi Hindi Name : Amla Uses : Peptic ulcer, skin disease, intermittent fever. 96) Bot. Name :Eupatorium connabinum. Family :Asteraceae. Ass. Name :Tongloti. Karbi Name :Ar-he. 97) Bot. Name :Ixora macrophylla. Family :Rubiaceae. Ass. Name :Matikatholowa. Karbi Name :Longle achete. 98) Bot. Name : Zingiber zerumbet (L.) Smith Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Barahu Hindi Name : Mahabari-Bach Uses : Skin disease, diarrhoea. 99) Bot. Name : Smilax glabra Roxb. Family : Smilacaceae Ass. Name : Chop chini Hindi Name : Bari-chobchipi Uses : Kidney, bladder, paralysis, convulsion, headache. 100) Bot. Name : Hedychium coronarium Koenig. Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Bogi Champa/ Ada Lili Hindi Name : Sitruti Uses : Gastric, cough, hiccough, stimulant. 101) Bot. Name : Mansonia deepika. Family : Ass. Name : Pahari Badam. Hindi Name : Uses : 102) Bot. Name : Gymnema sylvestre (Retz.)R.Br.ex schultes Family : Asclepiadaceae Com. Name : Gurmar Ass. Name : Madhunashini Hindi Name : Gurmar Uses : Diabetes, cancer, digestive stimulant, laxative. 103) Bot. Name : Piper pedicellatum. Family : Piperaceae Ass. Name : Karbi Name : Hanbithi. Hindi Name : Uses : 104) Bot. Name : Family : Ass. Name : Karbi Name :Ruipan, Ruikangthum. Hindi Name : 105) Bot. Name : Etlingera elatior (Jack.) R.M. Sm. Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Gondh tora. Hindi Name : Uses : Bronchial catarrh, used against food poisoning. 106) Bot. Name : Adenanthera Pavonina. Family : Leguminosae Ass. Name : Ku chandan Hindi Name : Rakt chandan Uses : Antiseptic paste, inflammations, gout, rheumatism. 107) Bot. Name : Zingiber rubens. Family : Zingiberaceae Ass. Name : Bogi tora. Karbi Name : Phrikangnek. Hindi Name : Uses : Nausea, vomiting, gastritis, gout, limbs swelling. 108) Bot. Name : Polygonum microchephalum D.Don. Family : Polygonaceae Ass. Name : Madhu holeng Hindi Name : Uses : Piles, female weakness, bruise. 109) Bot. Name : Annona muricata. Family : Annonaceae Ass. Name : Sita phal. Hindi Name : Sitaphal Uses : Head louse killer, and pestiside. 110) Bot. Name :Sterculia alata. Family :Sterculiaceae. Ass. Name :Bandar piyala. Karbi Name :Kok terak. Hindi Name : 111) Botanical Name : Aegle marmelos. Family : Rutaceae English/Common Name : Bael Tree, Holy Fruit Tree Ass. Name : Bel Hindi Name : Bel Uses : diarrhea, dysentery, eye trouble, cholera, diabetes, dyspepsia, vomiting, laxative, diabetes, diarrhoea. 112) Bot. Name : Syzygium cerasoideum. Family : Myrtaceae Ass. Name : Boga jamuk Hindi Name : Jamun Uses : Rheumatism, painful joint. 113) Bot. Name : Artocarpus chaplasha Roxb. Family : Moraceae Ass. Name : Chamkathal Hindi Name : Lakooch Uses : Cure boils with pus, pimples, rheumatism, hernia. 114) Bot. Name : Cassia fistula. Family : Caesalpiniaceae Com. Name : Indian Laburnum Ass. Name : Shonaru Hindi Name : Bendra lathi Uses : Throat trouble, anti-fertility, liver problem, ring-worm, jaundice, blindness. 115) Bot. Name : Alpinia officinarum Family : Scitaminaceae. Ass. Name : Elaichi. Hindi Name : Uses :  Stimulant and digestive. 116) Bot. Name : Elaeocarpus floribundus. Family : Elaeocarpaceae Com. Name : Indian Olive oil Ass. Name : Jalphai Hindi name : Uses : Asthma, colic,dysentery, diarrhoea. 117) Bot. Name : Piper nigrum. Family : Piperaceae Com. Name : Black pepper Ass. Name : Jaluk Hindi Name : Kali mirch Uses : Cholera, flatulence, rheumatism, asthma. 118) Bot. Name : Family : Ass. Name : Karbi Name :Loru. Hindi Name : 119) Bot. Name : Delonix regia. Family : Caesalpiniaceae Ass. Name : Krishnachura Hindi Name : Uses : 120) Bot. Name : Justicia gendarussa. Family : Acanthaceae Com. Name : Gandarusa Ass. Name : Jatra hiddhi Hindi Name : Kala bashimb Uses : Chronic indigestion, dysentery, fever, rheumatism. 121) Bot. Name : Terminalia bellirica (Gaertn.) Roxb. Family : Combretaceae Com. Name : Beleric Ass. Name : Bhomora, Bohera. Hindi Name : Bahera Uses : Cough, liver problem, muscular pain, stomach-ache, general debility, vomiting, skin disease.

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Cheilo costus speciosus(J.Koenig.ex Retz.)Smith.

Eryngium foetidum L.

Adenanthera Pavonina

Maranta arundinacea L.

Kaempferia parviflora.

Terminalia bellirica (Gaertn.) Roxb

Kalanchoe pinnata Pers.

Flacourtia indica (Burm.f.)Merr.

Vernonia volkemaefalia DC. vern.

Sapindus mukorossi Gaertn

Antidesma diandrum.

Emblica Officinalis Gaertn.

Oroxylum indicum (L.) Benth. ex. Kurz

Elatostema platyphylla Wedd.

Gloriosa superba L.

Justicia gendarussa

Karbi Medicinal Plant

Zingiber zerumbet (L.) Smith

Garcinia cowa Roxb

Tacca chantrieri Andre

Stemona tuberosa Lour.

Cassia fistula.

Gymnema sylvestre (Retz.)R.Br.ex schultes

Cinnamomum zeylanicum Breyn

Terminalia catappa

Baliospermum montanum(Willd.)Muell.-Arg.

Zingiber montanum Koeing.

Acacia pennata (L.) Willd.

Bacopa monnieri (L.) Pennel

Litsea glutinosa (Lour.) C.B Robinson

Rauvolfia serpentina (L.) Benth.ex Kurz

Catharanthus roseus (L.) G. Don.

Vanilla parviflora

Annona muricata.

Adhatoda zeylanica Medic.

Piper nigrum

Stephania japonica Miers.

Piper pedicellatum.

Parkia roxburghii G. Don

Butea monosperma.

Plumbago zeylanica L.

Citrus macroptera Monte.var.assamensis Tanaka

Phlogocanthus thyrsiflorus Nees.

Terminalia chebula Retz.

Artocarpus chaplasha Roxb.

Piper longum L.

Clerodendrum glandulosum Lindl.

Asparagus racemosus Willd.

Mentha arvensis L.

Azadirachta indica A. Juss

Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. ex. DC.) Wight & Arnott.

Mesua ferrea L.

Pandanus amaryllifolius Roxb.

Alpinia galanga (L.)Willd.

Etlingera elatior (Jack.) R.M. Sm.

Rhaphidophora hongkongensis.

Hydnocarpus pentandra (Buch.-Ham.) Oken.

Mimusops elengi L.

Ocimum basilicum L.

Gnetum montanum.

Kaempferia rotunda L.

Gnetum gnemon L.

Curcuma zedoaria Rosc

Sterculia alata.

Syzygium cuminii.

Acacia catechu (L.f.) (Roxb.)Willd

Houttuynia cordata Thunb.

Canarium resiniferum Brace. ex King

Hiptage benghalensis (L.) kurz

Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wallich.

Elaeocarpus floribundus

Clerodendrum wallichii.

Murraya koenigii

Tinospora cordifolia.

Phyllanthus niruri Hook. f.

Rhynchotechum ellipticum (Dietr.) A. DC.

Boesenbergia longiflora (Wall.) Kuntze

Santalum album L.

Kaempferia galanga L.

Ixora macrophylla.

Etlingera elatior (Jack.) R.M. Sm.

Boesenbergia longiflora.

Ocimum gratissimum L.

Elaeocarpus ganitrus Roxb

Croton tiglium L.

Brucea mollis Wall. Kurz

Polygonum microcephalum D.Don.

Karbi Medicinal Plant

Aristolochia cathcartii Hook. f.

Abrus precatorius L.

Baccaurea ramiflora Lour

Aegle marmelos.

Actephila excelsa (Dalz.) Muell. – Arg

Boerhaavia diffusa.

Garcinia indica

Spathodea campanulata.

Strychnos nux-vomica L.

Elaeagnus latifolia L.

Garcinia xanthochymus Hook.f.ex.Anders

Delonix regia

Flemingia strobilifera (L.) Ait.

Alpinia officinarum

Saraca asoca (Roxb.) De Wilde

Curcuma amada Roxb.

Ocimum sanctum L

Hemidesmus indicus (L.) R.Br.

Carissa carandas L.

Aloe barbadensis Mill.

Zingiber rubens

Smilax glabra Roxb.

Baliospermum montanum(Willd.)Muell.-Arg.

Syzygium cerasoides.

Garcinia pedunculata Roxb.

Begonia roxburghii A. Dc.

Aquilaria malaccensis Lam

Tacca chantrieri Andre

Kaempferia rotunda.

Eupatorium cannabinum.

Loru Karbi Medicinal Plant

Hedychium coronarium Koenig.

Spondias axillaris Roxb

Medicinal Plants of Karbi Anglong Medicinal plants constitute major ingredient of Traditional Medicine practiced all over the World. There is an increased awareness, now-a-days, about the efficiency of natural products in the maintenance of health and people, the world over, prefer the medicinal plants for their day to day health needs.

[molabeast]

tfw your entrails are on the floor and youre bleeding heavily ^_^

gift for @gr8circleoflife :D

[raideoarts]

Hey did you know I'm making a game kinda??

Hey!!! Omg! It's been a while! I haven't forgotten about this project of mine, despite the long dry spells in between little update crumbs. I have been really inspired by another artist's original passion project lately, and although said project is pulling a lot of my brain's focus, it has SOMEWHAT motivated me to work on my own project some more!

I have been cooking up new characters, new set concepts and character story elements, I just haven't posted much about it cuz I get anxious that if I give too much away, the final project will lose some impact- but I realize finding fans in the early stages of a work can be helpful in keeping the motivation alive! So I will try to get better about dropping a few things here once in a while ✨