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Agave species in eFloraofindia (with details/ keys from published papers/ regional floras/ FRLHT/ FOI/ Biotik/ efloras/ books etc., where ever available on net) Most likely to be Agave sisalana Perrine, as per keys and comparative images at I agree with you, Sir ji, it is very much like my species – Just saw this article in Current Science. (pdf file attached) The interesting but If you are using PCR in your experiment then you should always mention the “primers” used. The paper seriously lack the information. Next with partial amplification of a gene you cant be sure that its from A sisalana !! As you said, they could have cited the reference for the primers. But matK is a quite conservered region and some papers even suggest it to be a suitable region for DNA barcoding like coxI for animals. Manytimes a partial matK region is enough for phylogeny. I am sure, matK would be accurate upto the genus level, but after getting the clue we can look for morphological similarity between the Agave sisalana stem and Ramkhand for further clarification. thanks. The paper Current Science, more or less settles the issue that this root is not Maerua oblongifolia but an agave. Search for ‘rama kandmool’ gives several images/videos of the root/stem. It would be good to video record the processing of agave, but perhaps it is difficult to persuade these vendors to oblige. I have a few questions, typed on the attached plates (two) of an Agave sp. I have confusions over the nature/characters o...

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Agave sisalana Perrine, Cogr. Doc. 564: 87 1838. (Syn. Agave amaniensis Trel. & Nowell; Agave rigida var. sisalana (Perrine) Engelm.; Agave rigida var. sisalana Perrault Ex Engelmann; Agave rigida var. sisalana Baker; Agave segurae D.Guillot & P.Van der Meer; Agave sisalana var. armata Trel.; Agave sisalana f. armata (Trel.) Trel.); Pune: Sahyadri Genes, a Kolhapur-based environmentalcum-research group, and the department of botany, Shivaji University, have carried out DNA barcoding of the Ramkand plant, which, according to popular legend, was consumed by Lord Rama while in exile. The study, which establishes that the plant is a monocot and not a tuber, has been published in the recent issue of ‘Current Science’. Speaking to TOI, Mansingraj Nimbalkar, president, Sahyadri Genes, said, “For several years, the exact identity of Ramkand has remained a mystery for both plant researchers and students. Though the tuber is being sold for several years, especially at places of pilgrimage, its source is one of the best kept secrets by vendors. The name and information provided by vendors give an impression that the tuber was eaten by Lord Rama during his days of exile. Previous efforts to identify the plant have proved unsuccessful. The only material available for study are the thin slices sold by vendors.” During the study, the team initially found it difficult to establish its identity as a monocot. “Though the anatomical study showed a cell structure typical to the monocot, it on...