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Golpata is not just round

Golpata
Golpata is not just round:

If you look at the Sundarbans from the launch, you will be greeted by beautiful trees and golpata on both sides of the river. The tree is named after thespecial feature - Sundarbans. You can't understand how difficult it is to survive at low tide without seeing it with your own eyes. The root of the beautiful tree or neutrophore gives the tree the strength to survive in any adverse environment.

Let's come to the goal. Many of us know, but only for those who do not know about Golpata. If you want to believe in seeing round leaves and fruits in the Sundarbans, you have to come to the Sundarbans.

Let me say that even if there is a goal with the name, it is a goal but not a goal at all. The leaves look a lot like coconut leaves. It is a type of palm plant. Golpata mangrove plant. It is spread along the east coast of Africa, Oceania and Asia mangrove forests. Horizontal and in it numerous roots and stems are shortened.

The leaves are long, erect and 3 to 9 meters long. In the Sundarbans it grows in low and medium saline areas.

Golfol

Golpatais also cultivated for the household chores of the people of southern Bangladesh. Golpata is widely used in Khulna, Satira, Bagerhat and Patuakhali for shade rice. An average of 2200 metric tons of golpata is collected annually from the Sundarbans. About 20,000 people are involved in this work.

On the petals the red female flowers bloom at the top and the yellow male flowers bloom relatively low. The fruit is quite large like a grapefruit. The fruit of the golpata is a lot like a palm shell and is very good to eat.

The benefits of eating its juice are much more, 'Gol juice suppresses stomach worms. Body water eliminates emptiness and enhances performance.

Golpata
Golpata saplings are produced in the seedbed of tidal lands. Seedlings can be transplanted. The leaves of a five-year-old tree are cut once a year. Leaf cutting time is from October to February.

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