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Non-scientific name:

dai tóan

1 Accepted name(s) for "dai tóan":

Accepted name
Allium sativum L.

1 Medicinal source(s) include this non-scientific name:

Medicinal sources: Scientific names as used in medicinal source: MPNS matched scientific names: Accepted name: Trade forms: Plant parts:
WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010) Allium sativum L. Allium sativum L. Allium sativum L. fresh bulbs, dried bulbs bulbs

80 Non-scientific name(s) associated with "dai tóan":

Non-scientific names: Class of name: Medicinal sources:
ail Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ail commun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ajo Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
akashneem Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
allium Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
altee Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
althea Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
alubosa elewe Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ayo-ishi Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ayu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
banlasun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
bardul khatmi Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
benefi schi Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
bismalva-hibiscus Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
blanca malva Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
bon visclo Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
bourdon de st jacques Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
bulbus allii sativi Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
camphor of the poor Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
dasuan Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
dawang Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
dra thiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
eibisch Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
eibischwurzel Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
erva Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ervamalva Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
foom Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
garlic Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
gartenlauch Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
hom kía Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
hom khaao Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
hom thiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
hua thiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
kesumphin Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
kitunguu-sumu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
knoblauch Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
kra thiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
krathiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
krathiam cheen Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
krathiam khaao Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lahsun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lai Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lasan Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lashun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lasun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lasuna Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lauch Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lay Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
layi Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lehsun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lesun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
lobha Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
l’ail Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
majo Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
naharu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
nectar of the gods Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ninniku Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
pa-se-waa Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
poor man’s treacle Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
raso#2;nam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
rason Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
rasun Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
rustic treacles Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
seer Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
skordo Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
sluôn Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
stinking rose Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
sudulunu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ta-suam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
ta-suan Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
tafanuwa Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
tellagada Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
tellagaddalu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
thiam Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
toi thum Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
tum Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
umbi bawang putih Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
vallaippundu Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
velluli Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)
vellullialtea Other WHO Monog. on Med. Pl. in New. Ind. States (2010)