Tribulus is a genus of plants found in many warm regions. The best-known member is T. terrestris (puncture vine), a widespread weed and also the source of a dietary supplement.Tribulus species are perennial, but some grow as annuals in colder climates. The leaves are opposite and compound. The flowers are perfect (hermaphroditic) and insect-pollinated, with fivefold symmetry. The ovary is divided into locules that are in turn divided by “false septa” (the latter distinguish Tribulus from other members of its family).Tribulus had been used for centuries in Ayurveda to promote healthy Gokhru (reproductive system) in both men and women. Tribulus is cooling, sweet and strengthening. It is common throughout India and found to be growing as weed along roadside and waste places. The flowers are small, yellowish, and solitary. The fruits of tribulus are typically five angled and spinous The name “Gokshura” signifies “cow hoof” from its resemblance of the cocci when adhering together in pairs. It is also called “Ikshugandha” for its aroma which resembles the sugarcane. The entire plant but especially the fruit and roots are used in Ayurvedic formulations for Urinary disorders, calculus formation, impotence and other UTI issues.