New Lotus Variety with 108 Petals
On 19th August, 2023, Union Science and Technology Minister revealed a novel lotus flower variety named "Namoh 108," characterized by its 108 petals, developed by the National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI), Lucknow.
- The lotus variety "NBRI Namoh 108" blooms from March to December and is the first flower whose entire genome has been sequenced to understand its unique characteristics.
- The lotus variety was discovered several years ago in Manipur and kept at the institute as part of its collection of flowers and plants, on which the institute conducts research.
- This development highlights the intersection of science and tradition ....
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