Tylophora indica is an important medicinal and endangered climber of Asclepiadaceae
family, commonly called as “antmool.” This perennial climber is indigenous to India and
mainly occurs on plains, hilly slopes, and the outskirts of the forests of eastern and southern
India. The plant is used by the common people in certain regions of India for the treatment of
various diseases including bronchial asthma, cancer, dysentery, hay fever, inflammation,
rheumatism, arthritis, and dermatitis. The plant has also been employed to cure cold …