FW: Fly and snake attractant and killing plant

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• Subject: [GWL]: FW: Fly and snake attractant and killing plant
• From: "Lon J. Rombough" lonrom@hevanet.com>
• Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 08:56:37 -0800
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This is so off-the-wall I figured someone might want to look into it for an
article.  Jeff Ball?
-Lon
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From: "pankaj  oudhia" <pankajoudhia@rediffmail.com>
To: newcrops@purdue.edu
Subject: Fly and snake attractant and killing plant 
Date: Mon, Feb 11, 2002, 8:30 AM



Namaskar to everybody,
Last week I was on tour of tribal region of my state.This regions are
covered with dense forests.I have seen a plant locally known as
BRAMRMARI(BRAMAR means flies and MARI means Killer).This plant is known as
fly
and snake attractant nd killer plant.You can found deadbodies of flies upto
3
feet in the ground around this miracle plant.I have seen it.It is also known
as snake killer plant .Any snake come in peripheri of this plant become
inactive and in few days dies.I hve seen dedbodies of many snakes.I am not
sure about the scientific name of this plant.It is like Cocculus indicus.The
traditional healers of this region use this plant as valuable herb for the
cure of common ailments to incurable diseases like cancer.Very soon I will
send the photographs of this plant.
I need more availalbe information on this plant and other plants like tis.If
you have any informtion please write back to me.
regards
P.OUDHIA


 

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