The 'gana's "swastikagniyam"of ancient India is recognised today as family as ................
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The 'gana's "swastikagniyam"of ancient India is recognized today as family as Cruciferae
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- The system of plant classification was considered much more advanced than any other system proposed anywhere in the world before eighteenth century.
- The present day family Cruciferae was called ‘Swastikaganiyam’ because the arrangement of sepals and petals resembled a ‘Swastika’, and the flowers were further characterized by a superior ovary, four free sepals, four free petals, six stamens-two of which are shorter, and four longer, two carpels fused and formed a two-locular fruit.
The 'gana's "swastikagniyam"of ancient India is recognized today as family as Cruciferae.
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