Scientific Name:   Tithonia diversifolia Family:  Asteraceae (Compositae) Genus:   Tithonia Related Herbs from the same family: Eclipta alba (Bhringraj) - A cornerstone herb in Ayurveda for hair health, liver disorders, and skin ailments. It is native to the Indian subcontinent. Sphaeranthus indicus (Shatra, Mundi) - Widely used in Ayurvedic formulations for digestive issues, skin diseases, and as a nervine tonic. It is common throughout India. Blumea lacera   (Kukundara) -

Scientific Name:   Rhynchosia minima Family:  Fabaceae ( Leguminosae) Genus:   Rhynchosia Related Herbs from the same family: Glycyrrhiza glabra (Yashtimadhu, Licorice): A cornerstone of Ayurvedic medicine, renowned for its demulcent, expectorant, and adrenal-tonifying properties. It is native to Western Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Abrus precatorius (Gunja, Crab's Eye): A highly potent and toxic plant used in classical Ayurveda, after extensive purification (shodhana)

Scientific Name:   Leucas aspera  (Willd.) Link Family:  Lamiaceae (Mint family) Genus:   Leucas Related Herbs from the same family: Ocimum sanctum (Holy Basil, Tulsi) - A cornerstone of Ayurveda, revered as an adaptogen and used for respiratory, digestive, and stress-related conditions. Mentha spicata  (Spearmint, Pudina) - Widely used across India for its digestive, carminative, and cooling properties. Coleus amboinicus  (Indian Borage, Karpooravalli) - A common South Indi

Scientific Name:   Plumbago zeylanica Family:  Plumbaginaceae Genus:   Plumbago Related Herbs from the same family: Plumbago indica  (also known as Plumbago rosea , Chitraka, Leadwort): A close relative with red flowers, also used extensively in Ayurveda, particularly for digestive issues and as a stimulant. Its properties and uses are very similar to P. zeylanica . Ceratostigma plumbaginoides (Blue Leadwort, Plumbago): Often used as an ornamental plant, it shares the family

Scientific Name:   Pupalia lappacea Family:  Amaranthaceae Genus:   Pupalia A few plants closely related to this one: Achyranthes aspera  (Common name: Apamarga, Prickly Chaff Flower) - A very important herb in Ayurveda, used for a wide range of ailments. Celosia argentea  (Common name: Surawan, Silver Cock's Comb) - Used in traditional medicine, and its seeds and leaves are sometimes consumed. Amaranthus spinosus  (Common name: Kateeli Chaulai, Spiny Amaranth) - Used as a po

Taxonomic insights Species: Cipadessa baccifera Family: Meliaceae Genus: Cipadessa Related Herbs from the same family: Azadirachta indica (Neem) - A cornerstone of Ayurveda and Pan-Indian medicine, used for its potent purifying, antimicrobial, and blood-purifying properties. Melia azedarach  (Persian Lilac) - Used in various traditional systems for its anthelmintic and antiparasitic properties. Swietenia mahagoni (Mahogany) - While not native, its bark is used in some tradi

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