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Hodgsonia heteroclita , Chinese Lard Seed ,Tattar(Nyishi)

Hodgsonia heteroclita
Family:- Cucurbitaceae 
Common Name:- Chinese Lard Seed
Vernacular name:- Tattar(Nyishi)

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          Chinese lard seed or Tattar(nyishi) is a fast growing, very vigorous,large & climbing plant that can be upto 30m long & supporting itself on other plants by means of tendrils. The plant produces large edible seeds that are very rich in oil. Tribals of Arunachal Pradesh widely used this seeds as food in their traditional methods. It's mostly found in China & Chinese are very fond of it. The non-drying seed oil was previously obtained from wild-growing plants and has long been known in Europe as kadam oil or kayapang oil.

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          Seeds are eaten by roasted or baked. It isvery pleasant and wholesome. They are often crushed and cooked with vegetables. The seeds are produced in a gourd-like fibrous fruit about the size of a coconut. The seed is up to 7cm long and 3cm wide. It contains 50 - 60% oil. The seed must be cooked before eating it, see notes above on toxicity. An edible oil is obtained from the seeds.

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          The raw seed is bitter and may contain deleterious substances.


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