Talk:Sweet Flag

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[edit] large removal of content

On Aug 18th a large section of this page was removed by user:JoJan, containing information on chemistry, usage, cultural symbolism and the etymology of the word calamus. The edit summary was: "editing". The common name 'calamus' also seems to have been removed. I restored the information for now, and added some other common English names for this species, but please explain if there is a good reason for not identifying this plant with the word "calamus", or if there was any problem with the other information. Cheers, ntennis 01:28, 1 December 2005 (UTC)

this plant has got its Nepali name as bojo. In nepal, traditional farmers have been using it from centuries as an insecticide. scientists have detected its active ingredient as beta asarone. i myself is now involved in a research on its insecticidal property. i would be very greatful, if you kindly add any of the information about the insecticidal property of the plat. thanks yogen;Central campus of food technologhy, Dharan , nepal