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वृक्षायुर्वेद (सुरपाल - प्राचीन भारतीय पादप-विज्ञान, कृषि एवं वृक्ष-चिकित्सा सटीक)

Vrikshayurveda of Surapala with Commentary

सुरपाल (अनुवादक: नलिनी साधले) द्वारा

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पृष्ठ 57, कुल 101 में से

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पृष्ठ 57
  1. The bilva and the kapittha trees when sprinkled with
    mixture of jaggery, ghee, milk, and honey bear plenty
    of juicy fruits.
  2. The plantain trees bear many fat fruits when
    covered fully at the offshoots of the roots by plenty of
    ash of rotten straw and cow dung and when watered
    with kasa and flesh-water.
  3. Tinduka trees are fed well with the water of rice
    and black gram, and paravata trees bend down with
    fruits when nourished with the extract of neem leaves.
  4. The matulungi when fed well with the fermented
    water mixed with milk, flesh, fish, cow dung, rice, and
    with the thick water of sesame cake bends down with
    fruits which are extremely sweet, soft, fleshy, and big
    like a jar.
  5. The bijapuraka bears fruits when watered with a
    mixture of minced flesh of the fox and the orange trees
    bear good quality fruits when fed with water mixed with
    flesh, jaggery, and milk.
  6. Orange trees bend down with fruits when fed with
    plenty of water mixed with bidanga, black gram, sesame,
    mustard, and bilva along with water mixed with
    turmeric powder and the flesh of the rabbit, and when
    smoked with the rabbit flesh.
  7. The madhuka trees bear flowers which are fragrant
    like camphor-dust when smoked well with big lumps
    of flesh, mixed with kalaya (a sort of pulse) and
    powdered bark of ankola and treated with the fibrous
    roots and leaves of jalini.
  8. Sauvira is nourished well with curd, hog fat, and
    sesame mixed with country liquor, while ksirindika
    (ksirika ?) is nourished with kunapa water. The syama,
    the kadamba, the karikesaraka bend down with branches
    of fragrant flowers (with the same treatment).
  9. All flowering plants blossom profusely when
    watered with the decoction of tender leaves of jantu,
    khus, and musta mixed with liquor.
  10. Ketaki blossoms richly when watered well with the
    fragrant things like cardamom and when fed with
    decoction of flesh.
  11. Ketaki blossoms well when nourished with excreta
    water. The bakula tree blossoms well when sprinkled
    with mouthful of wine by a beautiful (young) lady.
  12. Makanda tree gets horripilation in the form of buds
    when it is scratched by a beautiful woman with the tips
    of her nails and also when scratched by the tips of the
    kuvara (?).
  13. Asoka tree yields rich blossom when kicked by a
    lady who on account of her beauty is like the banner of
    love-god, gracefully and gently with her lotus-like foot
    painted deep red with lac dye and adorned with lovely
    anklet jingling melodiously.
  14. The kurabaka and the tilaka trees yield rich blossom
    when embraced all around by a charming lady with her
    graceful creeper-like arms looking beautiful like the
    lotus stalks and adorned with dangling bracelet.
  15. The syama creeper blossoms when wedded to the
    nearby tree after being decorated like a bride and after
    the pre-marriage bridal rituals are performed.
  16. Madhavi, karavira, and kuranta bear rich blossoms
    when religiously sprinkled with wine at the time of
    sunset.
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