Plants grow from seeds, which contain the genetic blueprint for a new organism. Seeds require the right conditions—water, soil, and sunlight—to germinate. As they develop, plants produce oxygen, food, and habitats, sustaining life on Earth.
Ruk Anguna is a medium-sized medicinal plant with a strong trunk, valued for its healing properties. Traditionally, it is believed to repel snakes when planted near homes. The oil extracted from its seeds is often used in occult practices. Medicinally, its roots and fruits are used to treat gout, hemorrhoids, and bites from dogs and rats. Additionally, the roots and bark are used in remedies for skin diseases, snake bites, and worm infestations, making it a significant plant in traditional medicine.
