Syzygium travancoricum is an evergreen tree, typically reaching 15–20 meters in height. it is commonly known as the Travancore Eugenia, is a rare and endangered tree species belonging to the Myrtaceae family. Native to the Western Ghats of India, particularly Kerala and Tamil Nadu, it thrives in swampy areas and tropical evergreen forests. Syzygium travancoricum, also known as Poriyal, that has many medicinal uses: Astringent: The bark of the tree has astringent properties Hypoglycemic: The bark of the tree has hypoglycemic properties Bactericidal: The bark of the tree has bactericidal properties Antifungal: The bark of the tree has antifungal properties Neuropsychopharmacological: The bark of the tree has neuropsychopharmacological effects Local people have traditionally used the tree to treat diabetes and arthritis
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