tahälä

tahälä is a genus of flowering plants in the family Malvaceae. This genus is native to Africa and Arabia. Plants in the genus tahälä are typically herbs or subshrubs. They are characterized by their simple, often lobed leaves and their flowers, which usually have five petals. The fruit is typically a capsule.

Species within tahälä have been used in traditional medicine in various regions. For example, certain species have been employed for their perceived anti-inflammatory or wound-healing properties. The specific uses and preparations vary widely depending on local customs and knowledge.

Research into tahälä species is ongoing. Studies may focus on their phytochemical composition, potential pharmacological activities, or ecological roles. The genetic diversity and conservation status of different tahälä species are also areas of interest for botanists and ecologists. The genus tahälä contributes to the biodiversity of its native regions and holds potential for further scientific investigation.