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जलीय फसल मखाना की निर्यात क्षमता, पोषण महत्‍व और वाणिज्यिक खेती Makhana (Euryale ferox Salisb.), Family Nymphaeaceae, is an important non-cereal aquatic crop cultivated in stagnant perennial water bodies like ponds, land depressions, oxbow lakes, swamps and ditches. Makhana is also commonly known as Fox nut and Gorgon nut, the propped seeds of makhana is eaten and also used in preparation of various kind of sweets and recipes. Makhana plant is distributed to almost every parts of the world and considered as a native of South-East Asia and China. In general, its distribution is mainly limited to tropical and sub-tropical regions of South-East Asia and also known to exist in Japan, Korea, Russia,...

मखाना - विशाल क्षमता वाली एक फसल Gorgon Nut or Makhana (Euryale ferox salib) (कमल के बीज) is considered as a potential aquatic cash crop in India especially in Bihar. Commercially, it is grown in Mithilanchal districts of Bihar (Madhubani and Darbhanga). It is adapted to the tropical climate of India and found in natural, wild forms in various parts of north-east India (Assam, Meghalaya, and Odisha) and scattered pockets of central and northern India (e.g. Gorakhpur and Alwar). However, it occurs in wild form in Japan, Korea, Bangladesh, China and Russia (Shanker et al. 2010). Makhana belongs to Nymphaeaceae family which has floating leaf and emergent macrophyte. The leaves are orbicular, floating and glabrous,...