Kariya Pavalam (Crateva magna), commonly called Three-leaved Caper, is a small tree native to India. Its dried fruits have been referenced in classical Siddha and Ayurvedic texts for centuries, traditionally used in herbal remedies and cultural practices. Known locally for their medicinal significance, Kariya Pavalam reflects India’s rich botanical heritage and the enduring knowledge of native plants in regional healing traditions.
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