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Supcanda.

Morina longifolia Wall.ex DC.
Synonym:
Plant Family:
Morinaceae.
Habit & Habitat:
Annual herb up to 90cm tall, found in sub-alpine and alpine zones.
Plant Description:
Stem glabrous, longitudinally furrowed, upper shoot hairy. Leaves simple, lanceolate, margin spiny. Flower white turning pink. Involucel bell-shaped, vinous. Calyx 2-lobed, hairy. Corolla tube hairy. Fruit an achene.
Flowering and Fruiting:
May-July.
Harvesting Time:
June-September.
Medicinal Value:
It has antiseptic properties. Locally used as wound healer and in burns.
Part Used:
Whole plant.
Occurrence:
Uncommon.
Future Perspective:
Conservation, Cultivation, Herbal Pharmacy.
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