amalaki :
Geographical distribution:
Amla is a very common plant in India. It can be easily found growing in semi – arid regions and plains of northern India. Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are preferable subtropical area for cultivation of amla. The fruits are available from October till May during which time they are also collected and preserved in large numbers to be made available during the rest of the year.
A number of recipes and medicinal preparations of Amla are available which can always be enjoyed.
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Dr Mohamed Rifas
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