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BIBLIO (Ayurveda)
BIBLIO (Distribution)
Distribution Alwar, Banswara, Ganganagar, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Sirohi. Common weed in cultivated fields, gardens and other humid places
Title - Flora of Rajasthan Vol.2
Distribution Bankura (WB): Jadavnagar. A common weed of the cultivated fields. Sometimes cultivated. Fl-Fr: Dec-Mar.
Title - Flora of Bankura District(West Bengal)
Distribution Bilaspur, Chhatarpur, Damoh, Hoshangabad, Jabalpur, Mandla, Panna, Raigarh, Raipur, Sagar, Satna, Sidhi, Surguja Common in cultivated fields, along river banks and in waste lands
Title - Flora of Madhya Pradesh Vol. II
Distribution Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa & America
Title - Flora of the Indian Desert
Distribution Global: Cosmopolitan. Chamba: Very common in waste places and as a weed of cultivation; 600 - 2000 m.
Title - Flora of Chamba District (Himachal Pradesh)
Distribution INDIA: Tropical and temperate Himalaya; HIMACHAL PRADESH: Chamba, Kangra, Kinnaur, Kulu, Lahul & Spiti.
Title - Flora of Himachal Pradesh Vol II
Distribution Maharashtra: A frequent weed of roadsides, wastelands and cultivated fields.
Title - Flora of Maharashtra State (Dicotyledons) Volume 2
Distribution Majuli: Kamalabari. Common throughout the area, usually in the cultivated fields in winter season and also in waste places and along the banks of river-suits-canals etc.
Title - Flora of Majuli
Distribution Native of Europe.Karnataka-Belgaum, Dharwar
Title - FLORA OF KARNATAKA VOL-1
Distribution Srikakulam (AP): Burna Central. Frequent along the streams in the moist deciduous forests.
Title - Flora of Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh)
Distribution Throughout a weed in cultivated fields; common.
Title - Flora of Gujarat State Vol 1
Distribution Throughout India, up to 3600 m. Europe, continental Asia, Africa, Australia and America. Orissa: Weed of cultivation.
Title - The Flora of Orissa Vol III
Distribution Tons valley:Common in moist and waste places
Title - Flora of Tons Valley (Uttaranchal)
Distribution Tripura : Europe, continental Asia, Malaysia, Africa, Australia and America. Throughout the State; common as a weed in cultivated land
Title - FLORA OF TRIPURA STATE VOL2
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Botanical Name -Chenopodium album L.Full Botanical citation -Chenopodium album L., Sp. Pl. 219. 1753; R.D.Gaur, Fl. Distr. Garhwal North West Himalaya (With Ethnobotanical Notes), TransMedia, Srinagar (Garhwal), India, 114. 1999.Family -CHENOPODIACEAESystem(s) of Indian Medicine -Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, FolkVernacular names -Total 91 Vernacular names found in 9 languages. English (2) - fat hen, goosefoot
Hindi (15) - bahua/bathu, bathu, bathua, bathusag, bathuwa, bethuasag, bettusaga, candan-betu, chandan, chandanbedu, chilario, chilaro, chilli, dankhar, tulsi
Kannada (14) - badane bettaave, bele soppu, bilee palya, chakkotha, chakkothana soppu, chakravarthi soppu, chakravarthy bele, chakravati, hucha chakkota, huchu chakotha, huli chikka, hunchik, husbak, huttchu
Malayalam (1) - vastuccira
Marathi (4) - chakavata, chakavatha, chakvit, chivil
Sanskrit (35) -
Sanskrit Comments Tamil (14) - cakkaravarttikkirai, cakkaravarttikkiri, cakkiravalaittukam, cakkiravarttik kirai, carkkaraivarthi, carkkaraivartti, kolikkirai, pacalai, paruppu-k-kirai, paruppuk kirai, paruppukkirai, parupukire, parupukkirai, vayalaikkoti
Telugu (5) - chakravarthi koora, pappu-koora, pappu-kura, pappukoora, pappukura
Urdu (1) - bathua sabz
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