Sireepark
Mangrove Swamp Forests are found at outfalls and along the sea coasts in the south and east of Thailand. The soil tend to be clay, the water is brackish and the flood tide and low tide are obvious. The trees in these forests are not deciduous such as Asiatisk Mangrove, Tall-stilt mangrove, Nipa palm, Garden quinine, and Indian marsh fleabane.
Root: a cool, salty taste; to relieve fever, as diuretic and expels gallstones.
Bark: Treatment of skin diseases and ulcers.
Juice from mature fruit: antidiarrheal.
Young shoot: squeeze for flesh juice and mixed with coconut milk, take to treat Herpes simplex, leftover fibers are also applied to affected area.
Young fruit: taken as food.
Juice from flower cluster: use in the productions of make sugar alcohol and vinegar.
Fresh leaf: boil and use to take a bath for treatment of skin diseases and itching
Dried whole plant: infuse as a tea, as diuretic, antidiabetic, bathe to relieve skin disease.
Juice from fresh leaves: treatment of hemorrhoids
Bark: boil in water and used to clean wounds; stop bleeding; to treat diarrhea and dysentery.
