Phyla nodiflora, Cape weed, daisylawn, fog fruit, frog fruit, knotted-flower phyla, lippia, matgrass, turkey-tangle
Phyla nodiflora is common in wet places almost throughout Pakistan plains, often in gregarious patches. Leaves and young shoots are sometimes used in curing indigestion in children; its decoction is considered as cooling agent and used as a demulcent in cases of venereal diseases. It is distributed in Throughout tropical and subtropical regions. Medicinal Uses: Leaves extract diuretic; boiled leaf extract to cure piles. Whole plant for urinary disorders, blood purification, aphrodisiac, menstrual disorders, female diseases. Plant infusion in fever and as a postpartum remedy. Pant juice to relieve fever, pneumonia, blood dysentery. Extract of young parts given to children in indigestion, and also to women as postpartum remedy. Leaves and young shoots for indigestion in children, a decoction cooling agent used as a demulcent in cases of venereal diseases. Squeezed plant for cold, skin disorders a...