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201 | Aroid Leaves
Bengali Name : Kochu Pata
English Name : Aroid Leaves
Scientific Name : colocasia esculenta
Origin : Bangladesh
MOQ : 30 Kg
Season : All Season
Description
Aroid Leaves
Aroid Leaves is a type of tuberous plant belonging to Araceae family. Kuchu is one of the oldest plants cultivated by humans. Kochu can be seen in almost all areas of Bangladesh and West Bengal. On the side of the road, around the house, in various fallow lands, Aroid Leaves is often seen growing neglected. There are many varieties of Aroid Leaves. Some varieties require a lot of maintenance.
Types of Aroid Leaves
The Aroid Leavess that grow naturally in the forest are generally called āwild Aroid Leavessā. Many of these varieties are not suitable for human consumption. Among the edible varieties are Mukhi Aroid Leaves, Pani Aroid Leaves, Panchmukhi Aroid Leaves, Paednail, Olakchu, DudhAroid Leaves, Manakchu, Sholakchu etc. Apart from being used as a vegetable, some species of Aroid Leaves are cultivated in tubs and gardens for their beauty. Some of them have very lush leaves, and some have very beautiful flowers.
Origin
This vegetable originate in Southeast Asia, including the Indian Archipelago. It was cultivated even about two thousand years ago. It can grow in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats. However, the ground-grown lot is more in number. It many Ayurvedic properties. Depending on the species, roots, roots or stalks, leaves and data are all human food. Due to the high amount of vitamin A in the Aroid Leaves leaf, it is very useful in preventing night blindness.
Production
Nigeria is the largest producer of ketchup in the world. This country produces about 33 lakh metric tons of Aroid Leaves every year. The average yield of mulberry worldwide is 6.2 tons per hectare but its yield varies by region. The average yield in Asia is about 12.6 tons per hectare.
Aroid Leaves is a plant of which every part is edible. A lot of leaves, tips, faces, stalks, everything is a plant full of different food ingredients and nutrients.
It is edible
1) Milk Aroid 2) Standard Aroid 3) Mukhi Aroid 4) Jal Aroid 5) Panchmukki Aroid 6) Oil Aroid
Benefits
Store of Minerals
The biggest benefit of this vegetable is that it is rich in calcium, manganese, magnesium, and phosphorus. The comparison of this vegtable for the structure of our teeth and bones is endless. Besides, the role of Aroid Leavesshak is a very important plant in preventing decay. Keeping raw vegetables in regular meals will keep teeth and bones healthy.
Help for Digestion
Green leafy vegetables contain a lot of fiber which helps to digest food easily. Those brothers and sisters who have constipation disease. They can eat this vegetable regularly. This will eliminate your constipation problem.
Store house of Vitamin A
Due to the large amount of Vitamin A present in Aroid Leaves leaves, it doubles the vision along with prevention of various eye diseases including night vision, cataracts. So of course we will keep raw vegetables in regular meals.
Overcome Anemia
It contains a lot of iron so it is very important to includeĀ in the diet of patients suffering from anemia. Those brothers and sisters who suffer from anemia should make it a habit to eat raw vegetables regularly. Because it contains a large amount of iron that plays a role in eliminating anemia.
Has Huge Calcium
Aroid Leaves is rich in iron and calcium which helps in strengthening our bones. So we should make a habit of eating raw vegetables regularly.
It contains Low Sugar
Due to the low sugar content in Aroid Leavesr Lati, diabetic patients can safely eat Aroid Leavesr Lati.
Each 100 gm Contains below components
- Food energy 594 kcal
- Ā Sugar 34.6 grams
- Fiber 5.1 gm
- Fat 0.11 gm
- Protein 0.52 grams
- Vitamin B-10.107 mg
- Vitamin B-20.028 mg
- Vitamin B-30.51 mg
- Vitamin B-50.336 mg
- Vitamin B-60.331 mg
- Vitamin C 5 grams
- Vitamin E 2.93 mg
- Calcium 18 mg
- Iron 0.72 mg
- Magnesium 30 mg
- Manganese 0.449 mg
- Phosphorus 76 mg
- Potassium 484 mg
- Zinc 0.27 mg
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