Recognizable by the usually white-hispidulous or -pilose leaf-margins and the subsessile tuberculate capsules. A species with a few microscopic differences viz. Phyllanthus nozeranii is described and recorded for India but considering the wide range of distribution of P. urinaria and difficulty in distinguishing P. nozeranii, it seems appropriate to treat the same as conspecific with P. urinaria. Tapas.
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