Bacopa crenata
(P. Beauv.) Hepper
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Summary
Source: WikipediaBacopa crenata, the waterhyssop, brahmi, or moneywort, is a perennial or annual medicinal herb indigenous to tropical Africa and Madagascar.
Description
A tropical herb in the Plantaginaceae family with edible leaves and stems.
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Edible Uses
The leaves and stems are eaten.
Medicinal Uses
The leaves of Bacopa crenata are used in Africa to treat conjunctivitus and headaches, and to heal wounds.
Distribution
It is a tropical plant.
Where It Grows
Africa, Nigeria, West Africa,
