MS/10/3/2019 - ID of the plant

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M Swamy

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Oct 19, 2019, 12:37:50 AM10/19/19
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Kindly identify the herb  :

Date/Time- October 2019 

Location-Place, Altitude, GPS-  Vythiri,  Wayanadu, Kerala 

Habitat- Garden/ Urban/ Wild/ Type- Wild  : wild i on roadside

Plant Habit-Tree/ Shrub/ Climber/ Herb- Herb :  small herb

Height/Length-   1 to 2 ft

Flower – small yellowish


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dr.rakesh Singh

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Oct 19, 2019, 2:54:25 AM10/19/19
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Typical population of Sida rhombifolia . 
In this species leaf shape changes from early life to flowering stage to when plant is really old 6 months or more ...
In early life leaves are broad , so much so they look like leaf of S. rhomboidea . 
In flowering stage , while older leaves are retained in lower section of plant , newer leaves definitely become longer than wide , a typical rhoiboid shape . Late life , old plants , leaves become much narrow , smaller in length too . Flowers become smaller too . But it survives and re-invigorates when gets water , in next monsoon , or due to human intervention .  Really a perennial in favorable circumstances . 
I wd. love to see variants , but could not go much ahead on the links provided by Garg sir in an earlier post . 

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ushadi

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Oct 19, 2019, 3:28:36 AM10/19/19
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yes

mahabala of ayurved

Regards
Ushadi


Mahadeswara

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Oct 20, 2019, 12:06:45 AM10/20/19
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Thanks Dr. Rakesh ji & Usha Di  for the  interesting information on the plant. I was sure it was Sida   but got doubt on the species ID.
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