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Bakuchiol, an antioxidant found in the seeds of the plant psoralea corylifolia, shows promise.

An ingredient derived from the Psoralea corylifolia, or babchi plant, and historically used in Ayurvedic medicine, bakuchiol has started appearing in over-the-counter skin-care products, touted as a gentle but effective alternative to retinol.

PSORÀLEA, L. Calyx 5-cleft, persistent, the lower lobe longest.

At the end of five hours of a very tedious march we reached a stream called Wahboptah, which may be translated Ground-nut river, the savages being in the habit of digging up the Psoralea esculenta, a nutritive bulbous root which grows here.

In the bed of Waljeers we again found the Agristis virginica of Linnaeus,* and an Echinochloa allied to E. crusgalli, two kinds of very rich grass; but most of the verdure in the middle of the bed consisted of a dwarf species of Psoralea which grew but thinly.**