Croton jatrophoides

Croton jatrophoides ; Euphorbiaceae ; diterpenoids ; isoteucvin ; jatrophoidin ; absolute configuration ; Localisation / Location INIST-CNRS, Cote INIST : 9624, 35400018417775. More

Croton jatrophoides occurs in the Central African Republic, south-eastern Kenya and Tanzania. Uses In Tanzania a strongly scented root extract is taken to treat colds and stomach-ache. The Washambaa people take a fruit extract to treat intestinal worms. The wood is used for firewood, and to make beehives, water containers and knife sheaths. The leaves are used as fodder. Croton jatrophoides is also used as a shade tree. More