Phyllanthus emblica
Phyllanthus emblica is a small to medium deciduous tree of the Phyllanthaceae native to tropical and southern Asia, producing pale greenish-yellow, segmented drupes renowned for exceptionally high ascorbic acid content and a central role in Ayurvedic rasayana therapy.
Benefits of Phyllanthus emblica
Amla benefits are shown only when they are present in the plant dataset.
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Dataset Summary
Amla is a tree from India that grows round, sour green fruits packed with more vitamin C than oranges. People eat them, make hair oil from them, and use them as medicine. 🌳
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Amla is a tree from India that grows round, sour green fruits packed with more vitamin C than oranges. People eat them, make hair oil from them, and use them as medicine. 🌳