My first guess would be something in Polygonaceae, maybe Polygonum.
1. I suggest that the plant is a wild type of False Unicorn botanically called Chamailirium luteum (Helonias) which is commonly used in the treatment of infertility in women
2. It may also be another ecotype of Common Plantain called Plantago major L. which has several medicinal properties.
Do you have images of where the leaf petiole attaches to the stem?
@Godwin
Sir its look life false unicorn ..but the inflorescence is different
Dear Sandeep,
It is false unicorn plant as i suggested. The difference in inflorescence may be due to the little phenotypic variability in the wild ecotypes. Even in your country, you may have differences in the same plant obtained from different locations.
thank you.
I would agree with Pontederia. The plant is a monocot so Pontederia makes the most sense to me.
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