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Official name : Aloe lateritia Engl.
Family : Asphodelaceae

20 reference(s) related to this plant

Reference HA 20
Author(s) : Adjanohoun et al.
Title : Contribution to ethnobotanical and floristic studies in Uganda. O.U.A./C.S.T.R., Lagos (1993) From the data bank PHARMEL 2 (ref. HP 10)
Symptoms : H(126), H(151), H(156), H(157)
Recipes : H(126), VO., decoction roots, not for new born
H(151), V.O. , decoction (H2O) leaves
H(156), VO. leaves decoction + Abrus precatorius, Artemisia sp., Cannabis sativa , Aloe lateritia
H(157), VO. decoction leaves
Region : East Africa
Country : Uganda
Vernacular name : not registered
Reference HA 24
Author(s) : Ayobangira, S.F.X., K. Tsongo & M.J. Kirarahumu
Title : Contribution à l'étude des plantes médicinales du Nord-Kivu: plantes antihémorroïdaires exploitées dans la ville de Goma. Rev. Méd. Pharm. Afr., Vol. 14, 75 - 87, (2000)
Symptoms : H(094)
Recipes : H(094), to cut leaves in fragments, to get back the latex, application on the anus
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (Nord-Kivu, Goma)
Vernacular name : igikakarubamba (Kinyarwanda), engaka (Hunde), cigaka (Mashi)
Reference HB 01
Author(s) : Baerts, M. & J. Lehmann
Title : Guérisseurs et plantes médicinales de la région des crêtes Zaïre-Nil au Burundi. Musée royal de l'Afrique centrale, Tervuren, Belgique.Ann. Sc. Eco., Vol. 18, 214 p., (1989) From the data bank PHARMEL 2 (ref. HP 10)
Symptoms : H(014)
Recipes : H(014), friction with juice of leaves of Aloe lateritia
Region : Central Africa
Country : Burundi (Zaïre-Nil ridge region)
Vernacular name : ingarigari (Kirundi)
Reference HC 03
Author(s) : Cihyoka, M. A.
Title : AGEEP-Bushi, Bukavu. Kagala, SEMINAIRE-ATELIER SUR LES PLANTES MEDICINALES.Tenu par KAGALA (Kabare) du 21 au 23 juillet l999. Documentation of the Sub-Network PRELUDE
Symptoms : H(094), H(111)
Recipes : H(094) (kulerha omugongo), dry leaves of Aloe lateritia (cizimya muliro). Local application 2 X/ J.
H(111) (muliro), dry leaves of Aloe lateritia (cizimya muliro). Ashes. Application on the wound. Very effective
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (ex. Zaïre) (Kivu)
Vernacular name : cizimya muliro
Reference HC 18
Author(s) : Chifundera K.
Title : Antivenomous plants used in the Zairean pharmacopoeia. African Study Monographs, 7 : 21 -35, March 1987
Symptoms : H(020)
Recipes : H(020) snake, maceration of leaves of Aloe lateritia, VO.
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (Lwiro, Kabare, Shaba)
Vernacular name : chizimymuliro (Mashi), kishinie-shinie (Tshiluba)
Reference HD 07
Author(s) : Durand, J.M.
Title : Les plantes bienfaisantes du Ruanda et de l'Urundi. Astrida, Groupe scolaire, 89 p., (1960)
Symptoms : H(051)
Recipes : H(051) paludism. (fever) (ubuganga, amaseke), decoction of leaves of Aloe lateritia in small doses during 3 to 4 days (at high doses in Kisaka region ), given a normal dose = purge Plant names from the work of Durand have been encoded from Kinyarwanda names. Confusions are possible.
Region : Central Africa
Country : Rwanda
Vernacular name : inkakarubamba (Kinyarwanda)
Reference HG 1k
Author(s) : Gachathi, F.N.
Title : Kikuyu botanical dictionary of plant names and uses. Publication supported by GTZ , (1989)The print shop, P.O. Box 24576, Nairobi.
Symptoms : H(051), H(108)
Recipes : H(051) paludism, H(108), leaves are used for colds and paludism., RNS.
Region : East Africa
Country : Kenya
Vernacular name : not registered
Reference HK 82
Author(s) : Kareji, A. E.
Title : Evaluation of herbal drugs used to treat fungal and bacterial diseases in Mbeere, Eastern Kenya International Journal of Herbal Medicine; 1 (4): 85-87 (2013)
Symptoms : H(037)
Recipes : H(037) pneumonia, roots, leaves of Aloe lateritia, the decoction given to the patients to drink or apply to the infected parts.
Region : East Africa
Country : Kenya (Eastern) Mbeere
Vernacular name : kiruma
Reference HM 47
Author(s) : Mainen J. Moshi, van den Beukel, C. J.P. , Hamza, O. J.M. , Mbwambo, Z, H. , Nondoa, R. O.S. , Masimba, P. J., Matee, M. I.N. , Kapingu, M. C., Mikxf, F. , Verweij, P. E. , van der Ven, A. J.A.M.
Title : Brine shrimp toxicity evaluation of some Tanzanian plants used traditionally for the treatment of fungal infections. African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines, 4 (2), pp 219 - 225, (2007) http://www.bioline.org.br/pdf?tc07022
Symptoms : H(014), H(199)
Recipes : H(014) oral candidiasis and skin fungal opportunistic infections of H(199) HIV / AID, whole plant.of Aloe lateritia, RNS., local application (In a brine shrimp lethality test (BST) this plant showed a high toxicity to the shrimps)
Region : East Africa
Country : Tanzania
Vernacular name : mapunisinyamviri
Reference HN 19
Author(s) : Njoroge, G. N. & R. W. Bussmann
Title : Diversity and utilization of ethnophytotherapeutic remedies among the Kikuyus (Central Kenya), Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine (2006) doc 10.1186/1746-4269-2-8
Symptoms : H(051)
Recipes : H(051, 5) paludism ONS., RNS.
Region : East Africa
Country : Kenya (district of Maragwa, Muranga)
Vernacular name : kiiruma
Reference HN 52
Author(s) : Ngezahayo, J., F. Havyarimana, L. Hari, C. Stévigny, P. Duez.
Title : Medicinal plants used by Burundian traditional healers for the treatment of microbial diseases + Supplemtary table Journal of Ethnopharmacology 173, 338–351 (2015)
Symptoms : H(008), H(013), H(014), H(100)
Recipes : H(008) diarrhea. A handful of leaves of Aloe lateritia are macerated in water (1 L). Half a glass twice is drunk a day.
H(013) purulent rashes. 2 handfuls of fresh leaves are crushed. The juice squeezed out from the crushed leaves is applied on the body.
H(014) foot mycosis A fresh leaf is cut and the sap is dropped on the foot
H(100) gonorrhea. About 150 gr of roots are decocted in a bottle of water. A cup is drunk a day for a week + beer
This plant is reported by 7% of informants
Region : Central Africa
Country : Burundi
Vernacular name : ingagari (Kirundi)
Reference VB 02
Author(s) : Baerts, M. & J. Lehmann
Title : Plantes médicinales vétérinaires de la région des crêtes Zaïre-Nil au Burundi. Musée royal de l'Afrique centrale, Tervuren. Ann. Sc. Eco., Vol. 21, 133 p., (1991)
Symptoms : V(001)
Recipes : Vb(001,1), sap, drops in eyes to remove fruit of Erlangea spissa
Region : Central Africa
Country : Burundi (Zaïre-Nil ridge region)
Vernacular name : ingarigari (Kirundi)
Reference VB 14
Author(s) : Byavu, N., C. Henrard, M. Dubois & F. Malaisse
Title : Phytothérapie traditionnelle des bovins dans les élevages de la plaine de la Rusizi, Biotechnol. Agron. Soc. Environ. 4 (3), 135 - 156, (2000)
Symptoms : V(030)
Recipes : Vb(030), Aloe lateritia, Acacia sieberana, Cassia singueana pounded leaves + salted ground + H2O, VO., 2 l., 1X
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (ex. Zaïre) (Rusizi, Kivu)
Vernacular name : igikakarubamba (Kinyarwanda)
Reference VC 19
Author(s) : Chifundera K.
Title : Livestock diseases and the traditional medicine in the Bushi area, Kivu province, Democratic Republic of Congo. African Study Monographs, 19 (1) : 13 -33, May 1998
Symptoms : V(111)
Recipes : Vb(111) burns (muliro), sap of Aloe lateritia, local application ?
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (Kivu province - Bushi area-
Vernacular name : cizimyamuliro
Reference VD 03
Author(s) : Defour, G.
Title : Plantes médicinales traditionnelles au Kivu (République du Zaïre), (1994) Documentation du Sous-Réseau PRÉLUDE
Symptoms : V(008), V(041), V(094), V(111)
Recipes : V(008), leaves sap, RNS.
V(041), infusion leaves, 1 bottle, 2 x / day, RNS.
V(094), crushed leaves, VO.
V(111), juice leaves, RNS.
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (ex. Zaïre) (Bushi, South - Kivu)
Vernacular name : igikakarubamba (Kinyarwanda)
Reference VG 1k
Author(s) : Gachathi, F.N.
Title : Kikuyu botanical dictionary of plant names and uses. Publication supported by GTZ , (1989)The print shop, P.O. Box 24576, Nairobi.
Symptoms : V(000)
Recipes : Vv(000), ONS., RNS.
Region : East Africa
Country : Kenya
Vernacular name : not registered
Reference VK 11
Author(s) : Kasonia, K. & K.M. Yamolo
Title : Ethnologie des traitements vétérinaires dans la région du Nord-Kivu (Rép. du Zaïre). Métissages en santé animale de Madagascar à Haïti. Presses universitaires de Namur, 275 - 286, (1994)
Symptoms : V(035)
Recipes : V(035), ONS., RNS.
Region : Central Africa
Country : Congo (Democratic republic) (Nord-Kivu) (ex. Zaïre)
Vernacular name : ekikakaluganga (Kinyarwanda)
Reference VM 05
Author(s) : Mbarubukeye, S.
Title : La médecine vétérinaire traditionnelle: rapport du 1er atelier des guérisseurs traditionnels du bétail au Rwanda. Éditions: ISAR/LVNR - IRST/CURPHAMETRA - MINAGRI, 89 p., (1992)
Symptoms : V(041), V(039)
Recipes : Vb(041), ONS., RNS.
Vb(039), ONS., RNS.
Region : Central Africa
Country : Rwanda
Vernacular name : igikakarubamba
Reference VM 08
Author(s) : Minja, M.M.J.
Title : Medicinal plants of veterinary importance collected from Mbeya. Progress report of the project on the medicinal plants of veterinary importance at ADRI, (1991) From reference: VB 10
Symptoms : V(030)
Recipes : V(030), leaves cut, crushed, VO. local application in vagina
Region : East Africa
Country : Tanzania (Mbeya district)
Vernacular name : not registered
Reference VM 10
Author(s) : Minja, M.M.J.
Title : Medicinal plants used in promotion of animal health in Tanzania. Animal Diseases Research Instit., Dep. Pharmacology/ Toxic., Dar Es Salaam. Métissages en santé animale de Madagascar à Haïti. Presses universitaires de Namur, 335 - 364, (1994)
Symptoms : V(004), V(030), V(113)
Recipes : V(004), ONS., RNS.
V(030), pounded leaves in food
V(108), coocked leaves, massage
Region : East Africa
Country : Tanzania (Mbeya district)
Vernacular name : iwata (Ndali)