Ulmus rubra

Primary Characteristics

Primary Characteristics

Ulmus rubrabelongs to Ulmaceae, family.
The English Names for this herb are Red Elm, Slippery elm, Ulmus fulva.

Pharmacological Actions

No pharmacological Action information is available for Ulmus rubra.

Indications

The Indications of Ulmus rubra are Cough, Gastritis, Sore Throat.

No Contra Indication information is available for Ulmus rubra.

Temperaments

No Temperament information is available for Ulmus rubra.

Available Brands

No Brand information is available for Ulmus rubra.

Compound Preparations

No Compound Preparation information is available for Ulmus rubra.

Dosage

PartDoseInstruction
Whole Herb400.000mg/day - 500.000mg/dayDaily.

Herb's Description

Ulmus rubra. Red Elm is tree. Height 50 to 70 feet, diameter 16 to 24 inches; main branches frequently extend at right angles to trunk to form broad, open, flat-topped crown.
Leaf: Frequently 1 inch thick, dark greenish-brown; broken by shallow fissures into flat ridges. Winter buds covered by brown, silky hairs.
Fruit: A samara; seed surrounded by thin, broad, greenish wing; diameter about 1/2 inch; ripens when leaves are about 1/2 grown.
Ulmus rubra's Bark. Frequently 1 inch thick, dark greenish-brown; broken by shallow fissures into flat ridges. Winter buds covered by brown, silky hairs.

Taste Odor & Occurrence

No information about taste, odor & occurences is available for Ulmus rubra

Substitutes

No information regarding Ulmus rubra's substitute is currently available.

Active Constituents

Ulmus rubra's Active constituents:

Antidotes

No information regarding Ulmus rubra's antidot is currently available.

Warning & Precautions

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Toxicity

Currently no Toxicity information is available for Ulmus rubra. (work in progress)