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अजवाइन पत्ताअजवाइन पत्ताPlectranthus amboinicusThick scented leaves on a succulent stem; one plant fills a windowsill pot for years.
चौलाईचौलाईAmaranthus tricolorThe monsoon green that grows itself — heat-proof, rain-proof, ready in a month.रामदानारामदानाAmaranthus cruentusGrown for seed rather than leaf; magenta heads over the whole monsoon.
आमलाआमलाPhyllanthus emblicaFeathery-leaved and drought-hardy; one grafted tree feeds a household through winter.सुपारीसुपारीAreca catechuThe slender betel-nut palm of the wet coasts, grown in dense shaded gardens.पेठापेठाBenincasa hispidaThe big white-waxed gourd of the south, stored for months after harvest.कागजी नेमुकागजी नेमुCitrus limon var.The thin-skinned Assam lemon, fragrant enough to scent a whole kitchen.बांसबांसBambusa balcooaThe fastest usable material on earth; one clump supplies poles for years.बांस करीलबांस करीलDendrocalamus hamiltoniiThe north-eastern shoot bamboo — fermented shoots are a regional staple.केलाकेलाMusa acuminataA single sucker in a corner gives shade, cooking leaves and, in time, fruit.सांवासांवाEchinochloa frumentaceaA hill millet that tolerates waterlogging better than any other grain.तेजपत्तातेजपत्ताCinnamomum tamalaThe tejpatta of the sub-Himalayan tract — three-veined leaves, straight off the tree.बेरबेरZiziphus mauritianaThe fruit of the dry west, cropping where irrigation is impossible.बिलिम्बीबिलिम्बीAverrhoa bilimbiSour fruit straight off the trunk, in constant supply on the wet coasts.करेलाकरेलाMomordica charantiaA tough climber that fruits through the worst humidity of the year.उड़दउड़दVigna mungoA short monsoon pulse, sown between crops as much as for the dal.