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Compiled from 28 PubMed articles · model: gemma4:31b
Summary
Psychotria nervosa, commonly known as "wild coffee," is an ethno-medicinal plant found in India [PMID:30686192].
Background
Psychotria nervosa (Rubiaceae), also referred to as "wild coffee," is a plant species noted for its ethno-medicinal importance in India [PMID:30686192].
Traditional uses
It is described as an important ethno-medicinal plant in India [PMID:30686192].
Evidence summary
The available evidence is extremely limited and primarily focuses on plant pathology (rust disease) and ecological studies rather than clinical efficacy or pharmacology.
PubMed sources
- 1.PMID: 30686192 (2016) — A New Rust Disease on Wild Coffee (Psychotria nervosa) Caused by Puccinia mysuruensis sp. nov. · Plant disease