Uraria picta (Jacq.) DC. (Syn. Doodia picta Roxb.; Hedysarum pictum Jacq.; Uraria aphrodisiaca Welw.; Uraria leucantha Zipp. ex Span.; Uraria leucantha Span.; Uraria linearis Hassk.);
Dabra • Bengali: Sankarjata • Hindi: Dabra, Pitvan, Shankaraja • Malayalam: Muvila • Marathi: Pitvan, Prisniparni, Ranganja • Oriya: Isworojota • Sanskrit: Andhriparni, Chitraparni, Sinhapuchchi • Tamil: Sittirappaladai, Chittirappalatai • Telugu: Kolkuponna; ‘Prushthiparni’ ‘पृष्ठीपर्णी’ in Marathi;
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It is very important medicinal plant. This is one of the components of Dasamoola. They are mainly used for fracture healing properties.
Plant for ID from Panipat: This legume was found growing along roadside, though limited to a patch only, near IOCL Refinery of Panipat. Quite uncommon here. about seeds of Uraria picta: i am doing research on uraria picta. I want seeds. please help me. i am doing Msc in konkan krishi veedyapeeth dapoli in forestry. plz give me source
– Scientific Name. Uraria Picta DESV. Sanskrit Name. Prsniparni, Prthakparni, Chitraparni, Ahiparni, Krostavinna, Simhapucchi, Kalashi, Guha, dhavani … parisaramahiti
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Bot. name: Uraria picta
Family: Fabaceae. Location: Vikramgad near Wada (Manor), Maharashtra. nice post, one of the highly medicinal and rare plant, now a days in cultivation for the roots, as used in ‘Dashmoolarishta’, an ayurvedic preparation. Uraria picta (Family: Fabaceae).
Location: Vikrangad near Wada (Manor) Date/Time: 7-08-2010 / 01:30PM.
Fabaceae (Faboideae) Week_ Uraria picta_ 111111PD02 Flora of Orissa: sending the photograph of Uraria picta from Ranpur Name of the species: Uraria picta
Family: Papilionaceae
Place of collection: Ranpur, Nayagarh, Orissa
Habit: Herb
Habitat: Garden
Plant for ID: I photographed this plant yesterday in Bandhavgarh National Park area May I request you to please help in ID.
Plant is about 3 feet tall at present.
This is Uraria picta Common name: Prsniparni, Fabaceae. It is very important medicinal plant. This is one of the components of Dasamoola. They are mainly used for fracture healing properties.
agree with Uraria picta Habit: Herb/Shrub
Habitat: Wild Location: Rajshashi
Uraria picta (Jacq.) DC.
Agree with … It is Uraria picta (Fabaceae) an important medicinal plant.
This raceme looks very beautiful.. this is very scanty in our area.. thanks …
Plants for ID – efloraofindia | Google Groups : 2 correct images as above. Attached photos of plant see in the Bor Wildlife Sanctuary. Please ID.
Uraria picta or Pithwan,
Fabaceae (Faboideae)Fortnight ::Uraria picta::Nagpur :: PKA-OCT-27: : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (2) Uraria picta from Fabaceae family.
Location: Nagpur
Herb Photographed at “Gorewada Lake, Nagpur”.(21-10-09)
Leaves have some distinct pattern on top and bottom side is plain and almost whitish green..
Need help with this id: locally called ‘saamp ka bhutta’ : 3 posts by 3 authors. 1 correct image as above. Photo taken in black soil in Bhopal on 10/8/20.
Post again separately …, both are individual sp., first one is Monocot, Araceae member and the second one is Uraria picta, Dicot,Fabaceae member,
Two different sp. First image Arisaema sp. Please post images in upright position
Fabaceae (Faboideae) Fortnight :: Uraria picta :: Panipat :: NS OCT 125/125 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (5) This legume bears beautiful bunch of flowers, was recorded from Panipat, not frequent.. Uraria picta..
Need help id’ing this beautiful flower : 5 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (2)
Bhopal. 10/8/2020
Leguminosae!
Is it cultivated ? Can you please send habitat, leaf, legume and stem images?
Uraria picta, I think it’s from Wild We have in interior forests (Andhra Pradesh) and I too collected, Uraria picta, It is medicinal plants.
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