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| Wylie Definition | zar ma. The black variety is called shu te. Btsan-lha. = me tog brgya pa, yan lag brgya pa, ta tsha. JD 186. a tree. SS 422.5. KP1 192.1. KP3 314.6. KP4 507.4. coriander. LW 514, Das. Slovar' 211, 397, 399, = Coriandrum sativum L., Linum baicalense Jus., or L. ustitassimum L. JD 186: The leaves, stems & flowers are similar to go snyod. The fruit is like a closed charmbox (ga'u). The flowers range in color from light yellow to grey. Acc. to Dag-yig, it is a cultivated herb. Fundamentals 16.2 (item 17). coriander. Clifford, list. |
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