558 Sudagolab.--A flower like the rose. Its tree is larger than the
rose-bush, and its flower has a different smell; it is always in
flower, from which circumstance it derives its name. I have not seen
this noticed in any other work of India, but it is probably the Koocha:
q. v.
559 Surphoka.--A plant of India, about a yard in height or sometimes
more. It is very common; it is also called Joojer, and is a kind of
Chirchirra Soorkh. It is bitter, astringent, and light; cures disorders
of the liver and spleen, boils and eruptions, and cough; is an antidote
to poisons; useful in disorders of the blood, difficulty of breathing,
and fever. I have found it very beneficial in clearing the blood,
and useful in correcting bile, curing itch, lues, and other eruptions.