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Equisetum debile

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Kingdom
  
Plantae

Class
  
Equisetopsida

Family
  
Equisetaceae

Rank
  
Species

Division
  
Pteridophyta

Order
  
Equisetales

Genus
  
Equisetum

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Equisetum diffusum, Equisetales, Branched horsetail, Equisetaceae, Marsilea crenata

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Equisetum debile, a plant species in the family Equisetaceae is locally known as सिमे झार Sime jhar (Standard Nepali language) and योफूली Yophuli (Chepang language) in Nepal.

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Description

Equisetum debile is a spore-bearing herb with erect, cylindrical, hollow and stem. Branches are long, slender, two or three in whorl, ribbed, nodes encircled by a tight sheath of connate scale like leaves. It has oblong strobilus at the end of branches.

Phenology and reproduction

Equisetum debile vegetatively propagates by the splitting of rhizome. Spore formation occurs in June to July. After dispersal, spores germinate within a few days at humid condition. Gametophytes reproduce protogynous reproduction i.e., formation of female gamete before male one.

Ecology and distribution

Equisetum debile is distributed in South East Asia, Southern China, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. In Nepal, it is found in moist places of the country at 2600 m.

Economic value

Equisetum debile is medicinally important in Nepal. It is applied to treat burns, scabies, malarial fever, gonorrhea, dislocated bones, and liver and chest complaints.

References

Equisetum debile Wikipedia