Almost throughout the State.

Banswara, Kota, also reported from Sirohi, and from Jodhpur. Ocassional, found as a weed in agricultural fields and by the sides of irrigation canals, particularly in E. Rajasthan

Bilaspur, Hoshangabad, Indore, Jabalpur, Mandla, Panna, Raipur, Sagar, Seoni In wet places

Dawki.

Global: Africa, S. & SE.Asia. India: Almost throughout India. Kerala: Kannur, Kottayam, Kozhikode, Malappuram, Palakkad and Thrissur. Wet fields and stream sides, common.

Global: Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Africa. Chamba: Common in moist places in shady localities, 900 - 2500 m.

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, China S.E. Asia and Africa

INDIA: Throughout India, common in damp places; HIMACHAL PRADESH: Kangra, Kulu.

Indomalaya. Karnatka-Bangalore, Dharwar, Mysore, Tumkur, Uttara Kannada

Maharashtra: Common, in wet places.

Majuli: Kamalabari. Commonly met in moist shady places, waste and wet lands, along river-bunds, roadsides and sometimes in and around the cultivated fields.

Srikakulam (AP): Nowtala. The species in quite common in moist locations along the forest patches and rice fields.

Throughout India. Malayan Archipelago, Philippines, China, Japan. Orissa: Kalahandi-along the bank of a nullah at 600 m. _x000D_ Nasturtium indicum (L.) DC._x000D_ Nasturtium madagascariense Wt. & Arn._x000D_ Nasturtium montanum Wall. ex Hook.f. & Thoms.

Throughout, a weed in moist ground; not common.

Tripura : Tropical Asia, Malay and Philippines. In waste places. The plant is larger in moist situation. Common throughout the State