Fwd: help about this flora Cissus quadrangularis THREE DHAR (TRIDHARI)

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Forwarding for any assistance in the matter please.

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From: MUKESH PITHVA <men_p...@yahoo.co.in>
Date: 19 June 2012 15:27
Subject: help about this flora Cissus quadrangularis THREE DHAR (TRIDHARI)
To: "jmg...@gmail.com" <jmg...@gmail.com>

DEAR SIR,

VERY GOOD & HELPFUL YOUR WEBSITE LINK THANK YOU,

OUR REFERANCE https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups#!topic/indiantreepix/R3p6iYqa1So

THIS PLANT HAVE A FOUR DHAR (CHAUDHARI) BUT I REQUIRED FOR THREE DHAR (TRI DHARI)

PLEASE INFORM ABOUT HAADSAANKAL THREE DHAR.

SIR I REQUIRED ONE PLANT OF THREE DHAR VADI HAADSAANKAL 

SO ANY HELP IN YOUR SIDE.PLS GUIDE & SUGGEST ME.

WHERE THRARE PLANT FOUND IN INDIAN PLACE(INDIAN DISTRIBUTION / LOCATION) ETC.

DETAIL NAME AS UNDER.

Hindi:hadjod hadjora,hadjora

Kannada:mangaravalli,manimanguravalli,nalle, sanduballi,

Malyalam: cannalamparanta,cannalamparanta, Changalam Parande

peranta, tsjamgelam-parenda, changalaparanda.

Marathi: kandvel, harsankar

Sanskrit asthisamhari,asthisamhrta,  asthisandhani,  asthisanhara,

Tamil: pirandai, pirantai, vajjiravalli, perandai, perandai,

puranai, pirandei, perandai, puranai, pirantai, pirantai, kari-p-

pirantai, pirantai, perandai, pirandai, sathura pirandai, perundei

Telugu: gudametige, kokkitaya-ralu, nalleru, nalleru, vajra valli.

Assam : Harjara

Bengali : Hadajora, harjora

Oriya: Hadbhanga

Punjabi:Haddjor

Gujarati : Hadasankala, Chodhari, hadsand, vedhari

Urdu : Hathjod

THANKING YOU,

MUKESH PITHVA

RAJKOT.(GUJARAT).

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J.M.Garg

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A reply from Dr. Datla CS Raju:

"Cissus quadrangularis Linn. is known as Nalleru and Vajra valli in Telugu districts of Cormandel where both Dr  Koenig  and Roxburg worked -Father of Indian Science and Botany respectively.Coromandel Plants is first book in India .I mentioned it in Ex Flora Simhachalam .Best book on Aurveda in Sanscrit sloka  with telugu meaning from Rajahmandry by great pharmacist of india Sripad Subrahmanya Sastry 1947 gives all compositions of Ayurvedic med known in India =A copy is now with Sri G S Raju, former y Dir Genl Telecom Res govt India asociated with medicinal pls .Dr Satyavati former Dir,ICMR is also now in Bangalore All other books like wallich-wight etc are after 1820 only as printing press is at Serampore.FIRST THING is Dr Paramjit Singh present Director Botnical Survey is authority on VITACEAE .There two wild grapes CIssus pallida Wt and another Imentioned in Nehru Zool Park 20 yrs ago.Indian plants were studied by Europeans 500 yrs ago.An English Index to Plants off India by H.PIDIDINGTON must be consulted by all interested in originals.Indians should know that Sir Charles Wilkins who studied Sancrit in India and Prof at Oxford was advisor to East indan Company 1670 or so.-D.C.S.Raju FLS(London) Rtd Director, National Herbarium-Dr Roxburgh took one Sharma from Rajahmandry to make drawings and give uses of plants in 2nd ad 3rd vols.Very recently some one came from Edinburgh to Samlkota .."

"One excellent book USEFUL PLANTS OF PHILIPPINES by W,Brown1953 with all asian names and illustrations(3 vols) one copy at Calcutta Gdn 2nd? is very helpful.Spice Islands are Java,Sumatra,Borneo etc with Hinduism, Ramayana -Bharata etc. These islands keep old traditions even today but we white collared Angrez! prone tocopying only.."

 

 

 

 

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Datla CS Raju <dcs...@gmail.com> wrote:

Cissus quadrangularis Linn. is known as Nalleru and Vajra valli in Telugu districts of Cormandel where both Dr  Koenig  and Roxburg worked -Father of Indian Science and Botany respectively.Coromandel Plants is first book in India .I mentioned it in Ex Flora Simhachalam .Best book on Aurveda in Sanscrit sloka  with telugu meaning from Rajahmandry by great pharmacist of india Sripad Subrahmanya Sastry 1947 gives all compositions of Ayurvedic med known in India =A copy is now with Sri G S Raju, former y Dir Genl Telecom Res govt India asociated with medicinal pls .Dr Satyavati former Dir,ICMR is also now in Bangalore All other books like wallich-wight etc are after 1820 only as printing press is at Serampore.FIRST THING is Dr Paramjit Singh present Director Botnical Survey is authority on VITACEAE .There two wild grapes CIssus pallida Wt and another Imentioned in Nehru Zool Park 20 yrs ago.Indian plants were studied by Europeans 500 yrs ago.An English Index to Plants off India by H.PIDIDINGTON must be consulted by all interested in originals.Indians should know that Sir Charles Wilkins who studied Sancrit in India and Prof at Oxford was advisor to East indan Company 1670 or so.-D.C.S.Raju FLS(London) Rtd Director, National Herbarium-Dr Roxburgh took one Sharma from Rajahmandry to make drawings and give uses of plants in 2nd ad 3rd vols.Very recently some one came from Edinburgh to Samlkota ..