Cathla / Seel A Traditional Medicinal Herb of Pastures

Achyranthes tomentosa (Syn. Cythula tomentosa) – Woolly Pasture Weed (Cathla / Seel , Apamarg / Latjira)
**Achyranthes tomentosa & another sp Achyranthes asper both share common names—Apamarg / Latjira . Medicinally both are important but A.asper have more economic importance.
Achyranthes tomentosa, also known as Cythula tomentosa, is a woolly perennial pasture weed commonly called Cathla or Seel. It belongs to the family Amaranthaceae and is characterized by its tomentose (woolly) stems and leaves, small greenish flowers arranged in spikes, and strong adaptability to dry grazing lands. It commonly grows along roadsides, wastelands, and open pastures, and has traditional medicinal importance in folk practices.

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