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HAMSAPADI

BOTANICAL NAME: Adiantum lunulatum Burm. f.

Syn. A. philippense Linn.

FAMILY: Adiantaceae

CLASSICAL NAMES

Hamsapadi (C.S.Su), Hamshahvaya (S.S.Ci), Triparni (C.S.Su) Tripadi,

(A.H.Su), Triparnika (S.S.Su).

SYNONYMS

Brahmadani, Chitrapada, Dharttarashtrapadi, Ghritamandalika, Godhangri,

Godhapadika, Hamsapadika, Hansaghri, Hansavati, Karnati, Kiramata,

Kirapadika, Kitamari, Madhusrava, Padangi, Raktapadi, Sancharini,

Shitangi, Sutapadika, Suvaka, Tamrapadi, Tridala, Tripadi, Tripadika,

Tripornika, Vanda, Vikranta, Vishvagranthi, Vrikshabhaksha, Vriksharuha,

Vishagranthi (Sharma, 1978; D.N., 1982; B.N., 1982; R.N., 1982).