IUCN Status
: Not Applicable
Author: Neetu Kumari
Hi! Neetu this side, I'm a keen observer of the nature around me since my childhood and I always wanted to share the beauty of the mother nature with others too, so, I'm here to share my observations about plants.
- Oligochaeta ramosa, Amberboa ramosa
- Naturally grown
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Anual, Native, decumbent or sub erect, high, straggling herb.
Commonly found in dry lands from Türkiye to NW India.
Stem:angular, striated,scaberulous, Leaves: sessile, cuneate/attenuate at base, elliptic-oblong or oblanceolate, surface pubescent dotted white adaxially, scabrid abaxially, margins spinous, toothed or minutely pinnatified, lobes mucronate, entire, often crisped.
Flowers: Capitula, solitary, terminal, purplish corolla, campanulate, fruits: cypsels blackish-brown.
Flowering and fruiting- almost throughout the year.
Uses-whole parts of the plant in neural diseases.I'D:Sonu Kumar
Sources: POWO, iNat, Flowers of India.
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A branch -
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Leaf
