All hot countries, India (throughout)

Balaghat, Bilaspur, Hoshangabad, Raipur, Sidhi Common weed of moist places along the irrigation channels and streams.

Bankura(WB): Vishnupur. Abundant in waste lands, roadsides, pasture lands, gardens and forest areas. FL: Oct-Dec. Fr: Nov-Feb.

Banswara, Bundi, Jaipur, Sirohi. Native of South Ameerica, common in wet and shaded habitats from plains to the hills, often gregarious in orchards

Garampani,Jarain,Jowai.

Global: All tropical countries._x000D_ India: Throughout, ascending to 1500 m. in Himlayas.

Global: Native of Tropical America._x000D_ India: Throughout._x000D_ Namdapha (Arunachal): Nampong forest open place.

INDIA: Throughout India; HIMACHAL PRADESH: Kangra, Kulu.

Maharashtra: Common throughout along roadsides, waste places and forest edges.

Majuli: Kamalabari. Common in waste places, along roadsides, riverbunds and along the banks of stream-canal etc, and a troublesome weed of cultivated fields as rice, jute, vegetables etc.

Rajasthan: Jhunjhunu, Sikar, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Sirohi, Udaipur, Dungarpur, Jaipur, Bundi, Bhilwara, Bharatpur, Banswara and Jhalawar districts. India (almost throughout). Native of America, now a common weed of all warm countries. Often, in moist places

Srikakulam (AP): Antikonda R.F. Kowsalyametta Beat I. Common weed along roadsides, cultivated fields and in villages on old walls.

Throughout India, ascending to 1500 m. Native of America, now common weed in all warm countries. Orissa: Fairly common weed.

Throughout, in moist ground, scattered or gregarious; common and abundant; native of Mexico.

Tons valley:Abundantly found in fallow fields and waste lands.

Tripura : Pantropic. Throughout the state; a common weed in open waste places, cultivated fields and jhumed areas