PLANTS IN THE BIOPROCESSING MEDICINAL
GARDEN COMPLEX We have developed this plant identification system in to help you identify and label a wide variety of plants. If you have a plant that is not shown here, please send a fresh sample to our lab for identification processes. For details contact Dr. Ingelia P. White, program coordinator at 808.236.9102 or ingelia@hawail.edu
Lotus (Nelumbo hybrid), Nymphaeaceae
Tuberous roots and seeds are eaten. For treatment of chronic enteritis, insomnia, haemorrhoids, and fever. Antidote in mushroom and alcohol poisoning.
Kou
(Cordia subcordata)
Boraginaceae
Leaves to treat asthma, bronchitis, hepatic infections, cirrhosis of the liver, and inflammation of the lymph nodes.
Nasturtium
(Tropaeolum majus)
Tropaeolaceae
Flowers and leaves are edible, rich in vitamin C, iron and sulphur. Use for treating topical fungus infections, urinary and respiratory tract infections.