Black Walnut:Juglans nigra and Walnut Extracts Benefits.
Article Content:
- .Basic Botanical Data of Walnut.
- .Countries of origin:Walnut.
- .Naming the Walnut.
- .Walnuts Background.
- .Walnut Habitat.
- .Parts and Uses of Black Walnut:Juglans nigra.
- .Parts Used Medicinally.
- .Characteristics of Walnut.
- .Phytochemical and nutritional composition of Walnut.
- .Qualities of Walnut.
- .Common Health Benefits of Walnut.
- .Medicinal Benefits,Action and Uses of Walnut Part.
- .Benefit of Walnut Oil.
- .Nutritional Benefits of Walnut:Brain Nourishing Effect and Pharmacological Mechanism.
- .Walnuts and your health:Nutritional Profile of Walnut.
- .Walnut Varieties and Grading.
- .Some of the common walnut species.
- .Walnut Applications,Combinations,Contradications,and Safety.
- .Walnut and Human Civilization:History and Archeology,World Cuisines,Folklore.
- .Walnut In Pandit Heritage:Rituals and Recipes.
- .Research Update:Walnut.
Walnut Habitat.
According to Dr. Royle Juglans regia extends from Greece and Asia Minor, over Lebanon and Persia, probably all along the Hindu-Kush to the Himalayas. It is abundant in Kashmir, and is found in Sirmore, Kumdon and Nepal. The walnuts imported into the plains of India are chiefly from Kashmir. Dr. Hooker states that in the Sikkim Himalaya, the Walnut inhabits the mountain slopes at an elevation of 4,000 to 7,000 feet.
According to Pliny, it was introduced into Italy from Persia, and it is mentioned by Varro, who was born B.C. 116, as growing in Italy during his lifetime.
There is no certain account of the time it was brought into this country. Some say 1562; but Gerard, writing about thirty years later, mentions the Walnut as being very common in the fields near common highways, and in orchards.
The Common Walnut, a large and handsome tree, with strong, spreading boughs, is not a native of Britain. Its native place is probably Persia. Other varieties of Walnut, the Black Walnut, the various kinds of Hickory, etc., are mostly natives of North America.
The Romans called the tree nux, on account of its fruit. The English name Walnut is partly of Teutonic origin, the Germans naming the nut Wallnuss, or Welsche Nuss - Welsche signifying foreign.
It was said that in the 'golden age,' when men lived upon acorns the gods lived upon Walnuts, and hence the name of Juglans, Jovis glans, or Jupiter's nuts.
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