Table 5.
Traditional medicinal uses of Anacardium plants related to bacterial and fungal infection.
| Species | Applications | Part of teh plant | Preparations | Method | Location | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A. occidentale | Dysentery and stomach ache | Bark | Infusion and soak in water | Oral use | Brazil | (168) |
| Aphtha | NI | NI | NI | Brazil | (169) | |
| Infectious processes | Bark | Maceration | Oral use | Brazil | (170) | |
| Rheumatism | Bark, leaves | Sauce, decoction | NI | Brazil | (171) | |
| Skin infection, dysentery, diarrhea, thrush | Leaves, root, bark | Infusion | NI | Nigeia | (172) | |
| Stomach ulcer | Bark | Decoction | Oral | Cuba | (37) | |
| Stomach ulcer, wounds. | Leaves | NI | NI | Madagascar | (173) | |
| Asthma | Fruit | Raw | Oral | India | (174) | |
| Wound | Root, seeds, fruit | NI | NI | India | (175) | |
| Oral syphilis | Unripe fruits | Decoction | Mouth rinse | Cameron | (176) | |
| Stomach ache | Bark | Maceration | Oral | Nigeria | (177) | |
| Anacardium sp | Diarrhea, skin wounds | NI | NI | NI | Brazil | (178) |