mallika :
Substitute:
They also contain yellow pigments and hence used as substitute for saffron.Adultrants:
Because of the high cost of Jasmine, it is susceptible to adulteration.Controversy:
Sampaguita is the Philippine national flower.
- Etymologically, it derives from the two Filipino words: sumpa and kita (I promise you).
- It is also one of the three national flowers of Indonesia.
Commercial value:
Flavouring agent: to flavour tea in China, Making Perfumes,for making garlands and bouquets and for religious offerings.- » Classification and names of mallika
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