Peristrophe paniculata in Valley of Flowers
Peristrophe paniculata is a profusely branching herb of 75 cm. Braches are 4 angled. Leaves are ovate-lanceolate. Flowers are purple and profusely branched. The specific name Paniculata refers to branched infloroscence.
English Name |
NOT AVAILABLE |
Local Name |
Kaknadi, Atrilal and Kakajangha |
Family |
Acanthaceae |
Flowering time |
July to October |
Habitat |
Common in cleared areas and way sides, waste places. |
Uses |
In Ayurveda roots are used for the treatment of leucorrhoea, wounds and snake bites. |
Location in the Valley of flowers |
It is found at Govindghat and on the trek from Govindghat to Ghangaria. |
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