VALMIKI : OBSERVER OF NATURE
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Col Bimal Sarkar
Jun 7, 2011, 9:54:14 AM6/7/11
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Dear Friend,
Ashvatha has been mentioned by Valmiki in his Ramayan.This is commonly known as Pipal.Scientific name of this tree is Ficus religiosa.
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Col (Retd) Bimal Sarkar
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Ashvatha has been mentioned by Valmiki in his Ramayan.This is commonly known as Pipal.Scientific name of this tree is Ficus religiosa.
Regards
Col (Retd) Bimal Sarkar
Mobile: 9434194942
Col Bimal Sarkar
Jun 10, 2011, 10:12:30 AM6/10/11
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Dear Friend,
Valmiki mentioned BAKULA tree in his Ramayan.In Hindi this tree is known as Maulsari and it is known as Bakul in Bangla.Scientifically it is known as Mimusops elengi.Small flowers are fragrent.Fruits are edible.
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Valmiki mentioned BAKULA tree in his Ramayan.In Hindi this tree is known as Maulsari and it is known as Bakul in Bangla.Scientifically it is known as Mimusops elengi.Small flowers are fragrent.Fruits are edible.
Attaching two images of the plant.You may like it.
Col Bimal Sarkar
Jun 13, 2011, 12:12:33 AM6/13/11
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Dear Friend,
NYAGRODHA tree has been mentioned by Valmiki in his Ramayan.
This tre is commonly known as Banyan tree.Scientifically it is Ficus benghalensis.It is interesting to note the origin of the name Banyan.D V Cowen in her book "FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS IN INDIA "states,
" The name Banyan,according to one authority,was given to a tree growing in the Persian Gulf,under which some banyas or Hindu traders built a pagoda."
Attaching an image of NYAGRODHA.You may like it.
With regards,
NYAGRODHA tree has been mentioned by Valmiki in his Ramayan.
This tre is commonly known as Banyan tree.Scientifically it is Ficus benghalensis.It is interesting to note the origin of the name Banyan.D V Cowen in her book "FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS IN INDIA "states,
" The name Banyan,according to one authority,was given to a tree growing in the Persian Gulf,under which some banyas or Hindu traders built a pagoda."
Attaching an image of NYAGRODHA.You may like it.
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