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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
The Calotropis gigantea - எருக்கன்
The Calotropis gigantea - எருக்கன் seen at Arulmigu Senpaga Vinayagar Temple, Ceylon Road, Singapore. Another variety, with purple flowers is also found in Singapore.
MR SAPA SIR REALI You very gret man . im so happy .. earukkan elaiyil melpurathil vellaya ulla sethil, kalpathathil kayam earpattal athai vaithu kattinal sariyakum eanpathu unnmaya? by manisaravanan
wow, u are botanist, u hv great knowledge about plants
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ReplyDeleteMR SAPA SIR REALI You very gret man . im so happy .. earukkan elaiyil melpurathil vellaya ulla sethil, kalpathathil kayam earpattal athai vaithu kattinal sariyakum eanpathu unnmaya? by manisaravanan
ReplyDeleteHello Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am trying to create a database (just with curiosity). You have done a good job. Good Photos.
Anbudan
Sarangarajan.
Dear Sir,
ReplyDeleteCould you please correctly explain what are bryophytes in Tamil with Examples.
Great work sir
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acually they say tat calotropis are used as garlands for lord ganesha during ganesh chagurthi..can u tell me the name of tat flower in tamil....
ReplyDeleteIt is called Aerrukam poo
Deleteusing this plant for diabetes?.I don't know.maybe some one can explain.
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