its called Sidhar maram in Tamil and it possesses remarkable potentials as a medicinal plant evident from the wound healing, anti-microbial, anti-oxidant, antinociceptive properties of its ethanolic extracts. Seed dispersal and pollination is usually mediated by the birds that thrive on fruits from the parasite and/or host. Particularly in southern India, Tickel’s flowerpecker (also called the pale-billed flowerpecker) is reported to facilitate seed dispersal of D. falcata among Neem through fecal excretions or regurgitations . Studies conducted at the higher altitudes of the Western Ghats.This Particular Herb is Conserved and Propagated in ECO HERBS SUGANDHAVANAM NURSERY.
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