Vidarikand

Vidarikand, also known as Indian Kudzu or Pueraria tuberosa, is a perennial climbing plant that belongs to the Fabaceae family. It is native to India, Nepal, and Pakistan and is widely distributed throughout the Indian subcontinent. The plant is characterized by its unique growth habit, with long vines that coil and climb around structures or vegetation for support. Vidarikand is known for its large tuberous roots, which are the main part of the plant used for medicinal purposes. It has delicate leaves and produces beautiful clusters of pinkish-purple flowers.

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