mashaparni :
CONCLUSION:
Black gram is an erect, hairy, bushy, annual plant with a well-developed taproot, growing 30 - 100cm tall. The stem is diffusely branched from the base. Sometimes the plant adopts a twining habitThe plant is often cultivated in many areas of the tropics, especially Asia, for its edible seed. It is also sometimes used medicinally and as a source of soap, as well as being grown as a green manure crop.
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