Bacopa

[OZmic]

Dear all,
For those interested I have integrated all comments into this page. Please let me know if I have forgotten a comment of yours. It is by no means completed so if you know of a scripted name matching a romanized version of it, please post it on this forum.
http://www.plantnames.unimelb.edu.au/Sorting/Bacopa.html#monnieri
It is not all "gospel", so please point out the spelling mistakes as well.
Finally if you know how to quote the string of postings related to this topic, please let me know.
Thanks
Mic

[ayush]

Sir,

Telugu script is missing in the above link. I am giving Telugu version for the words you used. " Sambrareni aaku" I dont think is it is a valid word therefore I not posting teugu script for it.

Neeri sambraani mokka, నీరి సాంబ్రాని మొక్క, [3] [31], Sambraanichettu  సాంబ్రానిచెట్టు,  [3], Sambrani chettu సాంబ్రాని చెట్టు,[3] [31], Sambrareni aaku [3], Saraswathi aku  సరస్వతి ఆకు

Radha Krishna Reddy
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[OZmic]

Thank you very much for this valuable contribution. "Sambrareni aaku" comes from FRLHT ENVIS which tend to have many versions of the same name (some more correct than others), especially in Tamil. Could it be a spelling error? For example Sambraani aaku? or anything else?
 I'll indicate that this is a suspicious name but keep it for the record  (" Sambrareni aaku").
I'll wait a while for other contributions and post the final result later on the forum. Meanwhile you can keep on checking the previously mentioned URL.
Once again thank you this is great work.
Mic

[jmgarg1]

Forwarding again for any assistance in the matter please.

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