Schumanniophyton magnificum
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Kingdom: Plantae Synonyms: Schumanniophyton
magnificum
Common Names:
Ogunfe Local Names:
Ogunfe Species ID:
NMP-151;wfo-0000307163;NCBI_Taxonomy ID: 114490 Basic Description Schumanniophyton magnificum is a small to
medium-sized tree known for its glossy, dark green leaves and white to
yellowish flowers. The fruits are typically small and contain seeds that are
important for the plant's reproduction. Distribution and
Habitat This species is native to tropical regions of
Central and West Africa. It thrives in humid, lowland rainforests and can often
be found along riverbanks and in swampy areas where the soil is moist and rich
in organic matter. Medicinal Properties Schumanniophyton magnificum has been utilized in
traditional medicine for its various properties. Extracts from different parts
of the plant are used to treat ailments such as fever, pain, and infections.
The bark and leaves are particularly noted for their antibacterial and
anti-inflammatory effects. Known Toxicity There are no well-documented reports of
toxicity associated with Schumanniophyton magnificum. However, like many
medicinal plants, it should be used with caution and preferably under the
guidance of a knowledgeable practitioner to avoid any potential adverse
effects. Additional Information Schumanniophyton magnificum is also studied for
its potential applications in pharmacology due to its diverse range of
bioactive compounds. Research is ongoing to better understand its chemical
properties and therapeutic potentials. References
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