A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c49.s2.5

v3.c49.s2.5

rī), hima (II.3.115: = kaṭphala), kāmācī (II.3.188: = kākamācī), maurvī (II.3.193: = bhūrjapatra), raktasnuhi (I.3.24: = śātalā and a climber which resembles sehuṇḍa), raktaśṛṅgī (I.3.24: = a variety of śāka and some climber), raktavarṇa (I.3.26: = citraka and eraṇḍa), ratnapuṣpā (I.1.139: = atasī), śālāhañcī (II.1.761: = mañjiṣṭhā), śimāriṇī (III.3.59: = matsyākṣī or vacā), śṛgālī (III.3.59: = śāliparṇī), stokā (II.1.760: = balāmoṭā), uccaṭā (I.3.26: = śvetaguñjā and some climber), vanaka (II.1.895: = tumbaru), vanamākṣika (II.1.763: = vanamadhūka), vegā (II.3.196: = jyotiṣmatī), vīrā (III.7.226: = vidārī), vraṇaghnī (III.3.27: = kumārī), vyāghrī (I.3.27: = kaṇṭakārikā and some climber).