Besharam
Ipomoea carnea · Convolvulaceae
Chokes canals, tanks and wetland margins with dense growth; foliage toxic to livestock
Why Besharam is a problem
Chokes canals, tanks and wetland margins with dense growth; foliage toxic to livestock
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What to plant instead
Management species; restore native wetland-edge vegetation
Frequently asked questions
Is Besharam invasive in India?
Yes. Besharam (Ipomoea carnea) is considered invasive in India. Chokes canals, tanks and wetland margins with dense growth; foliage toxic to livestock
Why is Besharam a problem?
Chokes canals, tanks and wetland margins with dense growth; foliage toxic to livestock