This plant belongs to the order
_Euphorbiaceae_, and reaches the size of a small tree in the Indian
Archipelago and southern Australia. From the surface of the
trilobed capsules of this plant, which are about the size of peas,
a red, mealy powder is
obtained, well known in India as kamala,
and which is used by Hindoo silk-dyers, who obtain from it a deep,
bright, durable orange or flame color of great beauty. This is
obtained by boiling the powder in a solution of carbonate of soda.
When the capsules are ripe the red powder is brushed off and
collected for sale, no other preparation being necessary to
preserve it. It is also used medicinally as an anthelmintic and
has been successfully used in cases of tapeworm. A solution
removes freckles and pustules and eruptions on the skin.
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