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### Hello to my adorable Hivers, Nature is filled with lot of trees and plants that are specifically meant for a particular ailment. Have you met jatropha plants before? This is a plant that is commonly found in mostly every season. If you likely find them during the dry season or during harmattan period, but it might not be as healthy as you find it during the raining season. --- This particular has some very distinct features. The height of the plant isn't what is more higher than human height. Let's say height of may be 1.2meters height. You can see the branch from it root to the branch and in a plant you can find upto 2 to 3 logs forming as branch of the plant. Like 3 branches to semi branches.
Then at the tail end of the jatropha plant you can flowers and and set of bulb seeds.
--- ### WHAT ARE THE MEDICINAL USEFULNESS OF THE PLANT. ##### The jatropha plant has many medicinal useful such as * Its antimicrobial, anti cancer and antiHIV Due to its broad spectrum activity. * According to report, jatropha has been used to some kind of skin problem. * Its also use for digestion and respiratory. * It can also be used for properties to cure infections diseases. ---
Another usefulness of jatropha tree is that, technologists have been look for alternative for petrolfuel due to the environmental hazard that it cause, so attention is likely to be shifted towards jatropha plant that is useful for making biodiesel. Its a research and its hope for the future. ##### Note that no plant or tree in our surroundings is waste. Every plant has it usefulness in one way or the other. --- ### I @peterale is saying thanks for visiting my post. Do have a wonderful day. @peterale cares. ### Please bear with me, don't mind the camera. Just working towards getting a better mobile phone with better camera.
Originally posted here: https://hive.blog/hive-120078/@peterale/natural-medicine-what-do-you-know-or-heard-about-jetropha-tree-life-of-a-farmer
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