However taxonomic identification of

However taxonomic identification of the plants at the species level
from the market samples that are traded in the form of dried plant
parts and powders is extremely difficult. Hence we have used DNA
barcoding to identify the dried leaves, stems, roots, whole plants,
seeds as well as powdered market samples of Sida cordifolia (Indian
country mallow) at the species level. ‘Bala ’ , meaning strength, is
the vernacular name for S. cordifolia in Ayurveda and the Ayurvedic
formulary of India (Anonymous, 2003; Sharma, 2011), and it is an
important medicinal plant in herbal medicine. The roots of “Bala ”
are used for strengthening the central nervous system and treating
neurological disorders such as hemiplegia, facial paralysis, sciatica,
emaciation, cervical spondylosis, neuralgia, and neurosis (Koman,
1921). It is also a chief ingredient in several important Ayurvedic
preparations like Ksirabala, Dhanvantaram, Balaristam, and Rasnadi
Kasayam which are used as nervine tonic (Sivarajan and Balachandran,
1994).

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The identi fi cation of Taxonomic however Plants at The Species Level
from The market samples that are traded in The Form of Dried Plant
Parts and powders is extremely DIF fi Cult. Hence we Have Used DNA
Barcoding to Identify The Dried leaves, stems, Roots, Whole Plants,
Seeds As Well As market Powdered samples of Sida cordifolia (Indian
Country Mallow) at The Species Level. 'Bala', meaning strength, is
The vernacular name for S. cordifolia in Ayurveda and The Ayurvedic
formulary of India (Anonymous, in 2003; Sharma, the 2,011th), and it is an
important Medicinal Plant in Herbal Medicine. The Roots of "Bala"
The Central Nervous System are Used for strengthening and treating
neurological disorders Such As hemiplegia, facial paralysis, sciatica,
Emaciation, cervical spondylosis, neuralgia, and neurosis (Koman,
the 1921st). It is also a chief Several important ingredient in Ayurvedic
preparations like Ksirabala, Dhanvantaram, Balaristam, and Rasnadi
Kasayam which are Used As nervine Tonic (Sivarajan and Balachandran,
1994th).