Ceropegia bulbosa
Uses
India (Bombay Presidency): tubers and leaves eaten uncooked. Also eaten boiled, and mixed with either milk and sugar or with salt and spices; (Rajasthan, western): tubers and leaves eaten raw or boiled.
Additional Information
- Name Authority:
- Roxb.
- Vernaculars:
- Bombay Presidency, Khandesh district, Shahada: Dúdha malida kand [milk and sweet meat]. Nasik district, Chandor: Malode. Rajasthan (western) : Hedulo, Khapparkadu
- Misc:
- Soil types favored by plant: well-drained, rocky soil and on slopes and piedmont.
