Distribution and conservation of bola - Commiphora myrrha (Nees) ..

bola :

bola  : Commiphora myrrha (Nees) Engl.


Geographical distribution:

Hirabola is used for medicinal purpose throughout India, Middle East, Tibet, China and. It is native to eastern Mediterranean countries and Somalia and used in African countries from ancient times. In India, it is mainly imported from Persia or Saudi Arabia.

Part(s) used for medicinal purpose: Oleo-gum-resin, Essential oil (called oleoresin), stem, leaves


ECOLOGICAL ASPECT:

C. myrrha is normally found in open Acacia, Commiphora bushland on shallow soil, chiefly over limestone.

Plant conservation:

-This taxon has not yet been assessed

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