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Plants > Type of plant:
Vine 
& Biotic zones inhabited:
Central Deccan Plateau
& General types of ailment for which the plant is used:
Nutritional deficiencies
& Commercial value:
Medicinal use
& Biotic zones inhabited:
Central Deccan Plateau
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| Common name | Common hindi name | Introdescription | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hiptage benghalensis | Hiptage, Helicopter flower | माधवी लता Madhavi Lata, अतिमुक्त Atimukta | ''Hiptage benghalensis'' is a plant native to India and South-East Asia. It forms woody creepers called '''lianas''' and spreads quite rapidly, making thickets and smothering vegetation. Thus, it is considered a weed in many parts of the world. In India, this plant has mythological association with Lord Krishna in Vrindavan. It is also cultivated for its fragrant and beautiful flowers. |
