All about Gulbakawali गुलबकावली by Pankaj Oudhia Part-4

 
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62431PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronariumGulbakawali nursery.2005-11-20
62432PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronariumGulbakawali nursery. In back old crop can be seen.2005-11-20
62433PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronariumSoil condition preferred by Gulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62455PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniHerb grower Shri Deen Dayal Verma showing uprooted Gulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62457PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniRooting pattern of Gulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62458PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62459PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62460PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniRooting pattern of Gulbakawali.2005-11-20
62461PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaGulbakawali shoot and new sprout.2005-11-20
62462PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Chhattisgarh, Unani, AyurvedaGulbakawali shoots and roots.2005-11-20
62463PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali shoot.2005-11-20
62464PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniEmerging pattern of Gulbakawali shoot. Emerging point of sprouts can also be seen.2005-11-20
62465PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniEmerging pattern of Gulbakawali shoot.2005-11-20
62466PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniEmerging pattern of Gulbakawali shoot.2005-11-20
62467PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniRooting pattern of Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62468PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniBasal portion of Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62469PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniBasal portion of Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62470PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniBasal portion of Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62471PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniBasal portion of Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62472PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali roots.2005-11-20
62473PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniRooting pattern of Gulbakawali.2005-11-20
62474PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaRooting pattern of Gulbakawali.2005-11-20
62475PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniRooting pattern of Gulbakawali.2005-11-20
62476PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali shoots.2005-11-20
62477PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali shoots.2005-11-20
62478PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali leaves.2005-11-20
62479PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniActively growing Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62480PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaHerb grower Shri Deen Dayal Verma with Gulbakawali plant.2005-11-20
62481PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniSix months old Gulbakawali plants.2005-11-20
62516PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniCommercial cultivation of medicinal crop Gulbakawali in Mohgaon village.2005-11-20
62517PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniCommercial cultivation of medicinal crop Gulbakawali in Mohgaon village.2005-11-20
62518PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Cucumis trigonus, Azadirachta indica, Unani, AyurvedaDried Kolhi-Kekdi plant on Neem tree. In back Gulbakawali field can be seen.2005-11-20
62521PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniCommercial cultivation of medicinal crop Gulbakawali in Mohgaon village.2005-11-20
62522PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniCommercial cultivation of medicinal crop Gulbakawali in Mohgaon village.2005-11-20
62557PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali fields after weeding.
62558PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaGulbakawali fields at Mohgaon village.2005-11-20
62837PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Chhattisgarh, Ayurveda, UnaniHerb Grower Shri Deen Dayal Verma with bottles of Gulbakawali Ark.2005-11-20
62838PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaHerb Grower Shri Deen Dayal Verma with bottles of Gulbakawali Ark.2005-11-20
62842PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaGulbakawali Ark stored in bottles.2005-11-20
62843PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali Ark stored in bottles.2005-11-20
62844PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaGulbakawali Ark stored in bottles.2005-11-20
62861PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaIndigenous technology for the extraction of Ark from Gulbakawali flowers.2005-11-20
65075PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Unani, AyurvedaDrying Gulbakawali plants in home garden waiting for life saving irrigation.2005-12-02
98790PhotoPankaj Oudhia Hedychium coronarium, Ayurveda, UnaniGulbakawali.2006-09-05
101073PhotoPankaj Oudhia Chhattisgarh, Hedychium coronariumGulbakawali growing as garden plant.2007-01-15
 

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