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Euphorbia hirta

Scientific Name
Euphorbia hirta
Family Name
Euphorbiaceae
Common Names
Australian asthma herb, snake weed.
Local Names
Barakeru, dudhiya. (Bangladesh), Dudhi (India), Kepum keeriya (Sri Lanka)
Description
Annual herb, erect or ascending, hispid with long often yellowish crisped hairs;branches often 4-angled. Leaves opposite, oblong-lanceolate, acute or subacute,serrulate, base usually unequal-sided, acute or rounded. Involucres numerous, on astalk of about the same length, crowded in small axillary shortly pedunculate globosecymes; gland minute. Capsules appressedly hairy. Seeds ovoid-trigonous, slightlytransversely rugose, light reddish-brown. (India)
Uses
Dysentery, diarrhoea, amoebiasis, asthma, bronchial (Bangladesh)
Dysentery, colic, warts, asthma, childhood worms, bowel complaints, cough,gonorrhea, anaemia, vomiting, sores, bronchial affections (India)
Constipation, anasarca, fever, asthma, dysentery, ringworms, conjunctivitis, cornea,ulcerated, bronchitis, ophthalmia (Sri Lanka)
Locations Where Plants Is Conserved
Remarks
Euphorbia hirta (GRIN)

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