Cissus javana DC.
- Synonyms: Cissus discolor Blume
- Family: Vitaceae
- Vernacular names: Aaronpuli, Njerinjampuli, ആരോൻപുളി, ഞെരിഞ്ഞമ്പുളി (Malayalam),
- Distribution: Indo-Malesia
- Description: Climbing shrubs; stem reddish, quadrangular. Leaves acuminate, cordate at base, usually pink beneath. Flowers greenish-yellow. Berry oblique-obovoid, smooth; seeds pitted.
- Habit: Climbers/Lianas
- Habitat: Moist deciduous and semi-evergreen forests, also in sacred groves
- Flowering & Fruiting: July-January
- Parts used: Leaves and root tubers
- Properties & Uses: Boiled extract of leaves are used for the treatment of kidney stone and burning sensation during urination.
- Systems of Medicines: Folk,
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