EE7.5 - References for safflower

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[37] In central Ráŕh there [...] early boro paddy, big onion and safflower as a boundary plant should be [...] be planted as a subsidiary crop.

[42] After áman we have to cultivate [...] boundary of the field, one line of safflower seeds can be grown. Oil which has medicinal value can be produced from the seeds of onion.

[48] Another example is wheat. 20% mustard [...] the middle of each triangle, one safflower seed should be sown to make another row of safflower flowers. So, four crops can be grown: wheat, mustard, garlic and safflower. Other crops also can be grown as blended crops.

Some Important Crops (9)

[50] Rice bran can be pressed for oil [...] can also be used to produce oil. Safflower (kusum flower) seeds can be used [...] order to increase their utility.

[193] Most varieties of pumpkin have [...] eaten with puffed rice (moori), safflower (kusum) seeds, etc.

[418] Garlic can be cultivated on the [...] equilateral triangles. One line of safflower seeds (kusum biija) should be [...] in the middle of one triangle.

[504] Some plants which have attractive [...] crepe myrtle (járul) safflower (kusum, Carthamus tinctorius) poppy kaiṋcan shveta karabii

[511] Safflower (Kusum, Carthamus tinctorius)

[512] Safflower has a yellow-pink flower and thorns. [...] jasmine (Nyctanthes arbortristis) and safflower are non-poisonous. Research should be done on safflower to produce colour extract commercially, [...] range of colours in the flowers.

[533] Kusum is sometimes referred to [...] It should not be confused with safflower, the kusum flower.

Kit́i to Kiisha (Discourse 26) (1)

[61] Gálá or [...] jujube tree or the kusuma [safflower] tree ( kusmi gálá) [...] produced from a type of insect.

Integrated Farming (2)

[5] Cereals are rich in carbohydrates [...] mustard, soya, sesame, linseed, safflower and sunflower. It is most important [...] herbaria should be established.

[82] Research centres can also be established [...] melon, cucumber, linseed, sesame, safflower and mustard should also be thoroughly [...] deodorizing the oil should be developed.