nelumbo nucifera การใช้

• Nelumbo nucifera, the sacred lotus, is native to Asia and Australia.
• The people at Bashidang cultivated rice, along with water caltrop and " Nelumbo nucifera ".
• Both " Nymphaea caerulea " and " Nelumbo nucifera " contain the alkaloids nuciferine and aporphine.
• Royal or Sacred lotus, " Nelumbo nucifera ", are harvested extensively for food, medicine and religious ceremonies.
• The two species of water lily used were " Nelumbo nucifera " and " Nymphaea macrosperma ".
• Sometimes, the troops can be seen near the water bodies, where they feed on " Nelumbo nucifera " seeds.
• There are only two known living species of lotus; " Nelumbo nucifera " is native to Asia and is better-known.
• The addition of a lotus, or Nelumbo nucifera as the sacred lotus is known to botanists, has come as a surprise.
• The lake is noted in particular for its " Nelumbo nucifera " ( lotus flowers ) which bloom in July and August.
• The lotus ( " Nelumbo nucifera " ) is an ancient and purity, Vishnu is often described as the " Lotus-Eyed One ".
• The name is derived from the Sanskrit " padma ranga " ( padma = lotus; ranga = color ), a color akin to the lotus flower ( Nelumbo nucifera ).
• The large growth of lotus ( Nelumbo nucifera ) at the periphery of the lake ( blooms during July and August ) adds to the beauty of the clear waters of the lake.
• The remains of various plants, including water caltrop, " Nelumbo nucifera ", acorns, melon, wild kiwifruit, blackberries, peach, the foxnut or " Gorgon euryale " and bottle gourd, were found at Hemudu and Tianluoshan.
• Deuster's garden, which covers just a third of an acre, has no fewer than seven ponds and is full of such brilliant-hued flora as dazzling pink Nelumbo nucifera lotus and rosy Nymphaea Perry's Pink waterlilies.
• It's likely that the lotus eaters in Homer's " Odyssey " were indulging in either the opium poppy or wine made from the fruit of its buckthorn relative, Ziziphus lotus ( reputed to cause forgetfulness and contentment ), not your sacred lotus, Nelumbo nucifera.
• The arboretum covers 47, 031 m? and contains about 350 species ( 500 varieties ) of woody plants and flowers, with excellent collections of Camellia japonica ( 130 varieties ), Camellia sasanqua ( 30 varieties ), and flowering lotus ( including 250 varieties of Nelumbo nucifera and Nelumbo lutea ).
• Various type of materials are used to make mala beads such as seeds of the rudraksha, beads made from the wood of the tulsi plant, animal bone, wood or seeds from the Bodhi Tree ( a particularly sacred tree of the species Ficus religiosa ) or of Nelumbo nucifera ( the lotus plant ).
• The ( " Nelumbo nucifera " ) lotus flower was a symbol of Buddhism, and so very often included in these religious scroll designs from the 6th century on, which was to have a profound influence on Asian scroll designs, long after the religious significance had been largely or entirely forgotten, and in places where the actual lotus water plant was unknown.
• Besides aluminum or tin, organic material such as leaves ( of tree, " Nelumbo nucifera " lotus, " Dendrocalamus latiflorus Munro " bamboo aka Bambusa oldhamii ( 粸鵽I?), phragmites, plantain, taro, etc . ), husks ( of corn, " Phyllostachys makinoi " bamboo ( Bh鵽 \ | ), etc . ), and skins of fruit ( citrus, etc . ) are also frequently employed.
• "' 7 . Pushkaradvipa ( * A 7 M  0 & M 5 @ * ) "'- The continent derives its name from plant named "'Pushkara ( * A 7 M  0 ) "', Botanical name " Nelumbo nucifera ", a handsome aquatic herb, Native to Greater India and commonly cultivated in water gardens, the lotus is the national flower of India and Vietnam.