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## Prajñāpanā Sūtra [41-U.]
Many types of multi-seeded trees have been mentioned. They are as follows: [Gāthārtha-] Asthik, Teṇḍu (Tiṇḍuk), Kapittha (Kavīṭha), Ambāḍag, Mātuliṅga (Bijaura), Bilva (Bel), Āmalaka (Āṁvla), Panasa (Anannās), Dāḍima (Anār), Aśvattha (Pīpal), Uḍumbar (Gullar), Vaṭ (Baḍ), Nyagodha (Baḍā Baḍ), // 16 // / Nandivṛkṣa, Pippalī (Pīpal), Śatarī (Śatāvarī), Plaksa Vṛkṣa, Kāduṁbarī, Kastuṁbarī and Devadālī (these should be known as multi-seeded). // 17 // / Tilaka Lavaka (Lakuca-Līcī), Chatropka, Śirīṣa, Saptaparṇa, Dadhiparṇa, Lodhra, Dhava, Candana, Arjuna, Nīpa, Kuraja (Kuṭaka) and Kadamba. // 18 // In the same way, all other trees that have many seeds in their fruits should be considered multi-seeded trees. The roots of these (multi-seeded trees) are inhabited by countless living beings. Their tubers, stems, bark, branches and twigs are also (inhabited by countless living beings). Their leaves are each inhabited by a living being (each leaf has one living being). The flowers are of many living forms (and) the fruits have many seeds. // 19 // This is the description of multi-seeded (trees)! (Also) the description of trees (is complete).
## Prajñāpanā Sūtra [42]
42. What are the clusters? Clusters are of many types. [Pāṭhānṭara-1] Dhudai / 2 Katthuri ya Jībhūmaṇā / 3 Kachchūbharī. 4 Vuccū / 5 Paḍolakde / 6 Viuva Varachalande. 7 Nigg Miyanga Tabari, Aththai Cheva Talaudaḍā. 8 Paṇā. 9 Muddag. 10 Mol / 11 Kuvvakāriyā. 12 Bhaṇḍā. 13 Jovai / 14 Akole.