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AFRIMED is a structure approved by the Ministry of Forestry for sustainable exploitation of non-timber forest products.
Exploitation of non-timber products
Primary transformation
Exportation
Djansang / Ricinodendron
The njansang fruit comes from a large tree that can reach 40 meters in height. Height and 1.20 meters in diameter. Its bark is light gray. Its germination is quite slow and the rate is low (40%). Growth of young plants is very fast in bright light. The first fruiting can take place 4 years
after planting.
Tetrapleura / Prekese
Tetrapleura have biological properties such as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties which give them inhibitory effects on some pathogens. it is used in the regulation of convulsions, asthma, hypertension, rheumatic pain, leprosy, inflammation and in the relief of malaria fever.
Wild Pepper / Black-Pepper
Wild pepper grows in the South of the island of Madagascar; it belongs to the Piper borbonense family. The origin of this Voatsiperifery or wild pepper ensures a product without chemicals, sourced from a wild environment. Its taste is woody, resinous, and earthy, with notes of citrus, fruits, and flowers. It is ideal for various culinary experiences to enhance a variety of dishes. It also possesses medicinal properties.
Afrostryrax / Washer
Several studies described the phytochemical constituents of plants in relation with the free radical scavenging property and inhibition of lipid peroxidation. This study investigated the in vitro antioxidant property, and the protective effects of ethanolic and aqueous ethanol extract of the leaves and barks of Afrostyrax lepidophyllus (Huaceae) against ion mediated oxidative damages.
Kinkeliba / Combretum
A bitterness, bringing total healing. Just like the plant, the Kinkeliba fruit contains antipyretic properties to actively fight against fever, malaria, vomiting, constipation and even diabetes in certain countries.
Wild mango / Irvingia
African mango (Irvingia ) is a tree native to West Africa. Its fruits and seeds are thought by some to have a vast array of health benefits. The large, tropical trees grow naturally in the dense jungles or deciduous forests of …
Wild hazelnut / Coula edulis
In addition to their omega-3 content, hazelnuts are also packed with antioxidants that protect the body from oxidative stress that can contribute to hypertension. They contain high amounts of phenolic compounds, which help your heart stay healthy by reducing cholesterol and inflammation.
Moabi / Baillonella
Talk of the Moabi plant (Baillonella toxisperma) and you would hear of a tree with many uses for local people, particularly indigenous Baka in southeast Cameroon. The moabi is important in economic, cultural and medicinal terms. Moabi seeds contain highly valuable oil, which is used for cooking, traditional healing and cosmetics.
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