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Non-scientific name:

king of bitters

1 Accepted name(s) for "king of bitters":

Accepted name
Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees

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

Medicinal sources: Scientific names as used in medicinal source: MPNS matched scientific names: Accepted name: Drug form: Plant parts:
WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004) Andrographis paniculata (Burm. f.) Nees Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees dried aerial parts aerial parts
Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018) Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Nees Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees Whole plant
Med. Pl. of Myanmar (Myanmar Ministry of Health, 2008) Andrographis paniculata Nees. Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Wall. ex Nees Whole plant

57 Non-scientific name(s) associated with "king of bitters":

Non-scientific names: Class of name: Medicinal sources:
akar cerita bidara Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
alui Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
andrographidis kraut Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bhoonimba Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bhuinimo Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bhulimb Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bhuninba Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bidara Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
charayeta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
charayetha Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
charita Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cheranta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cherota Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
chiraita Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
chiretta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
chuan-hsin-lien Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
chuān-xīn-lián Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
creat Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
crey- at root Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
công công Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
faathalaaichon Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fathalaai Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fathalaichon Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fathalaijone Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
halviva Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
herba andrographidis Pharmaceutical WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
herba sambiloto Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
hinbinkohomba Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
hsay-kha gyi Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
i-chienhsi Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kalafath Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kalmegh Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kan-jang Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kariyat Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
khee-pang-hee Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kiriathu Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kirta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kiryata Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kiryato Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
lanhelian Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mahatikta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mahatita Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
naelavemu Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
naynahudandi Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
nelavemu Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
ngayoke kha Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
quasab-uz-zarirah Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
rice bitters Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
sambilata Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
sambiloto Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
say-gha-gyi Other Med. Pl. of Myanmar (Myanmar Ministry of Health, 2008)
se-khar-gyi Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
sega-gyi Other Med Pl. of Myanmar (DeFilipps & Krupnick, 2018)
senshinren Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
sinta Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
xuyên tâm liên Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
yaa kannguu yijianxi Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)