YesHemidesmus indicus indeed. Roots have good smell and used in
Ayurvedic medicines as a blood purifier and Pitta shamak.
Dr.Kadus Arvind Pune.
On Sep 3, 8:05 pm, Dinesh Valke <[email protected]> wrote:
> ... most probably ... *Hemidesmus indicus* (syn. *Periploca indica*)
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> ... commonly known as: false sarsaparilla, Indian sarsaparilla • Assamese:
> anantamul • Bengali: অনন্তমূল anantamul • Gujarati: અનંતમૂળ anantamul,
> ઉપલસારી upalsaari • Hindi: अनंतमूल anantamul, सूगंदीपाला sugandi pala •
> Kannada: ಅನಮ್ತಮೂಲ anamtamula • Konkani: uparsal • Malayalam: നന്നാറി
> nannaari • Manipuri: অনংতমূল anantamul • Marathi: अनंतवेल anantavel, उपळसरी
> upalsari • Oriya: suguddimalo • Persian: عشبه 'ushba • Sanskrit: अनन्तमूलः
> anantamuulah, बल्यम् balyam, दुग्धगार्भ dugdhgarbhaa, गोपवल्ली gopavalli,
> श्वेत शारिवा sveta saariva • Tamil: நன்னாரி nannari • Telugu: సుగంధి
> sugandhi • Urdu: سالسا salsa
>
> Regards.
>
> On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:20 PM, Adittya Dharap <[email protected]>wrote:
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> > Hello
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> > Attached is a climber from Asclepiadaceace.
> > I guess it is *Heterostemma*.
> > This was photographed near Taleagon - Maharashtra on 25th August 2010.
> > Kindly confirm.
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> > best regards
>
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