It is evident from seeds that the plant is Momordica charantia of Cucurbitaceae family.

It is evident from seeds that the plant is Momordica charantia of Cucurbitaceae family.

hello i'm not sure but it looks like karela (Momordica charantia) especially the seeds, also the plant is similar, but we would need the pictures of an adult plant and even the photos of the flowers Bye

my dear, Arvind Singh and Paolo Gabrielli, thank you so much.

Dear Muthana,

Surely it is Momordica charantia which is commonly known as bitter gourd (due to bitter taste of fruit). In India its fruits are used as cook vegetable. It is a very popular remedy against diabetes. Please check the following links for  anti-diabetic attributes of plant.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/241279261_Antidiabetic_effects_of_Momordica_charantia_bitter_melon_and_its_medicinal_potency

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/26890830_Anti-diabetic_and_hypoglycaemic_effects_of_Momordica_charantia_bitter_melon_A_mini_review

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221824678_Effect_of_momordica_charantia_bitter_gourd_tablets_in_diabetes_mellitus_Type_1_and_Type_2

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261770544_Differential_anti-diabetic_effects_and_mechanism_of_action_of_charantin-rich_extract_of_Taiwanese_Momordica_charantia_between_type_1_and_type_2_diabetic_mice

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/230821481_Glucose-lowering_effects_of_Momordica_charantia_Karela_extract_in_diabetic_rats

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51687448_Medicinal_Chemistry_of_the_Anti-Diabetic_Effects_of_Momordica_Charantia_Active_Constituents_and_Modes_of_Actions

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259139406_Pilot_study_Hypoglycemic_and_antiglycation_activities_of_bitter_melon_Momordica_charantia_L_in_type_2_diabetic_patients

Good luck

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Please go through these PDF attachments also.

Muthana:

Arvind has provided exhaustive links for this plant, which is also used for treating a variety of other ailments besides Diabetes. Kindly see this link:

http://globalresearchonline.net/journalcontents/volume11issue1/Article-007.pdf

Best

Syed

I think Dr. Arvind is correct. It seems to be Momordica charantia, but if you have some more photos pl upload.

Momordica charantia L., Dr. Arvind is absolutely correct, common anti-diabetic climbing herbs, cultivated as vegetable in India. Wild form is also found in forests areas.

undoubtedly Karela, Momordica chanaria, a very common vegetableall over India, yes wild form do occur but the fruits are smaller and bitter

Arvind contributions are quite convincing enough to leave no doubt in anybody. Muthana I thank him foryou.

The common name is 'Bitter guard'

Momordica sp. Absence of flower makes it difficult to allocate a specific epithet but it looks like charantia

It is Momordica charantia belongs to Cucurbitaceae family

Its Bitter Gourd. Its fruit is good for diabetic patients.

 monordica  sp .one of member  Cucurbitaceae family 

http://www.tipdisease.com/2015/08/bitter-melon-momordica-charantia.html

je ne pense pas que c'est Momordica charantia??

It is a sapling of Momordica charantia

Sir,  from the data you provided, only seeds can be useful for identification and it is from cucurbitaceae family. if you could provide the flower it will be more easier for all to help you.

Anjana:

The illustrated seeds and leaves of Momordica charantia L. (Bitter Gourd - Cucurbitaceae) are distinct enough for identification, as noticed by Arvind and others. For your satisfaction please find herewith an attachement of this plant blooming in our Garden in Bangalore, India, displaying characteristic shape of Leaf and both male (large) and female (small) flowers. It is rather strange that collapsed petals of female flowers remain intact even after full growth of the fruit, which turns golden yellow and bears blood red seeds initially. 

Best

Syed