Persicaria strigosa (R. Br.) Nakai


Synonym : PolygonumbodinieriH. Lév. & Vaniot
PolygonumstrigosumR.Br.
Tracaulonstrigosum(R. Br.) Greene
Truellumstrigosum(R.Br.) Soják
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Family : Polygonaceae
Disease : Asthma, dysurea, flatulence, insanity, paralysis, rheumatism
Description : A slender straggling annual herb, sometimes rooting at the lower nodes. Stems greenish-brown, simple or branched, with reflexed bristles and sometimes with stalked glands. Leaves narrowly linear-lanceolate, sometimes lobed at the base, hairless pubescent on both surfaces and with reflexed bristles on the midrib and veins above; petiole, bristly. Sheathing stipules (Ochrea) 2–3 cm long, with reflexed bristles and shorter ascending hairs at the apex. Inflorescence a slender, lax, branched terminal panicle with flowers 1-3 together, surrounded by short bracts; peduncle, covered with purplish-red stalked glands. Corolla 5-lobed, white flushed pink, or pale blue, gland-dotted. Fruit a small nut, bluntly 3-sided, smooth and shiny.
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Uses : Asthma, dysurea, flatulence, insanity, paralysis, rheumatism
Habit : Herb