Fruit Warehouse | Mahoni | Meanwhile, saponins have efficacy for the prevention of plague, it could be to reduce the fat in the body, helps boost the immune system, prevent blood clotting, and strengthen heart function and slow the blood clotting process. Mahogany properties that can survive on arid land make it suitable trees planted on the roadside.
Mahogany trees can reduce air pollution around 47% - 69% so-called shade trees as well as air filters and water catchment areas. Served leaves absorb pollutants in the vicinity. Mahogany fruit has a substance called flavonolds and saponins.
For residents of Indonesia, especially Java, this plant is not a new plant, because since the Dutch colonial era mahogany and colleagues, Tamarind Tree, has been widely planted on the roadside as a shade especially along roads built by Daendels between Anyer to Panarukan. Since 20 years, plant mahogany began to be cultivated for its wood has a fairly high economic value.
Other uses of the plant mahogany is used for coloring leather garments. Cloth boiled with mahogany skin would turn yellow and do not easily fade. While the mahogany gum called blendok also be used as raw material for glue, and mahogany leaves for fodder.
Mahogany trees can reduce air pollution around 47% - 69% so-called shade trees as well as air filters and water catchment areas. Served leaves absorb pollutants in the vicinity. Mahogany fruit has a substance called flavonolds and saponins.
For residents of Indonesia, especially Java, this plant is not a new plant, because since the Dutch colonial era mahogany and colleagues, Tamarind Tree, has been widely planted on the roadside as a shade especially along roads built by Daendels between Anyer to Panarukan. Since 20 years, plant mahogany began to be cultivated for its wood has a fairly high economic value.
Other uses of the plant mahogany is used for coloring leather garments. Cloth boiled with mahogany skin would turn yellow and do not easily fade. While the mahogany gum called blendok also be used as raw material for glue, and mahogany leaves for fodder.
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