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Cultivated throughout India up to 2000 m in the Himalayas. Sometimes found as an escape; Not known in wild, origin uncertain, widely cultivated in Europe and Asia as per BSI Flora of India with details & keys (Volume 3- 1993) ;
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Linum Usitatissimum from Banglore: Photographed this Linum Usitatissimum / अलसी on a terrace vegetable garden at Banglore.
Dated- 13.11.11.


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show allvery nice, … seeds are a good vegetarian source of omega 3 fats
good for health and ground up seed also gives proper roughage to diet
is this planted or is it a volunteer?


I found this in Kamarkundu Railway Garden. There was only one plant. It seems to me that they took it for ornamental, as i did too.


These flowers are really beautiful. Why not plant them as ornamental I wonder!


Yes, …, they are really beautiful.


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Identify Weed plant?
Habitat: grown in moist area

Habit: Herbaceous
Loc- kota Rajasthan
Date- 05/03/2021


Arenaria  ??


Sir is more similar to Linum sp.


Of course it is Linum usitatissimum



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