Vettiver (Chrysopogon zizanioides), commonly called Vetiver or Khus, is a tufted perennial grass widely cultivated in India, especially in southern regions. Its thick, aromatic roots have been treasured for centuries in Siddha and Ayurvedic literature for their soothing fragrance and cultural significance. Traditionally, Vettiver roots have been used in rituals, perfumery, and herbal preparations, reflecting India’s rich botanical heritage. Its cultivation and preservation continue to exemplify the enduring connection between natural flora and classical healing practices.
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