Senna is valued in medicine for its cathartic properties, especially in habitual constipation. The drug which induces the defectation is called cathartic drugs. A number of terms are used to designate the cathartic drugs.

• Preface of Senna


• Introduction of Senna


• Botanical View of Senna


• Vernacular Names of Senna


• Origin of Senna


• Chemical Properties of Senna


• A Interesting History & Future of The Senna Plant


• Uses of Senna


• Toxicology of Senna


• Ecological Requirements of Senna Plant


• Cultivation & Economy of Senna


• Bibliography of Senna


• Seeds and Plantation Suppliers of Senna

The plant prefers light (sandy), medium (loamy) and heavy (clay) soils and can grow in heavy clay soil. The plant prefers acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. It requires moist soil.

• Preface of Atees


• Introduction of Atees


• Botanical View of Atees


• Vernacular Names of Atees


• Origin of Atees


• Chemical Properties of Atees


• A Interesting History & Future of The Atees Plant


• Uses of Atees


• Toxicology of Atees


• Ecological Requirements of Atees Plant


• Cultivation & Economy of Atees


• Bibliography of Atees


• Seeds and Plantation Suppliers of Atees