| Plant names |
| Oleaceae |
| English |
Ash, Common ash, European ash, Weeping ash |
| Latin |
Fraxinus excelsior L. |
| Plant parts | Key, Leaf, Rind / Bark / Cortex, Seed |
| Diseases & Uses |
| Diseases |
Aching joints, adder bite, Anthelmintic, Anticatarrhal, Antiedemic, Antigout, AntiRheumatic, Astringent, bites, Carminative, constipation, Diabetes mellitus, disease of the bladder, disorder of the kidneys, diuretic, dropsy, emetic, fever, Hypertension, inflammation, inspissated faeces, laxative, Loss of appetite, lowering the blood sugar, malaria, Nerve problems, Peritonitis, Pickmeup, rheumatic diseases, scabies, slimming remedy, substitute for cinchona bark, sweatinducing, Syphilis, Tonic, Tuberculosis, wound healing, Wounds |
| Foods |
caper substitute, tea substitute |
| Other uses |
colouring, magic power |
| Contents |
| | bitter essence, coumarin, coumarin derivate, essential oil, flavonoid, fraxidin, fraxin, fraxinol, Glucoside, Malic acid, Mannitol, Oil, rutin, Tannic acid, tannin, Tanning agents |
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