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## Verse 186-187
**Verse 186**
**Kay Margana / 263**
Plants established from the Badar Nigoda are all established plants.
**Doubt:** Which plants are established from the Badar Nigoda?
**Solution:** Plants like Thuhur, Predarkh, and Mooli are established from the Badar Nigoda.
The distinction of plants and their established and non-established stages, in relation to seeds, is as follows: Mulabija, Agrabija, Parvabij, Kandabij, Skandhabij, Bijarooh, and Sammuchchhim.
**Verse Meaning:** Mulabija, Agrabija, Parvabij, Kandabij, Skandhabij, Bijarooh, and Sammuchchhim are all said to be of two types, established and non-established, due to the distinction of each and every established plant.
**Explanation:** Plants whose seed is the root are Mulabija plants, like ginger, turmeric, etc. Plants whose seed is their own front part are Agrabija, like Graiyank (Netravala), etc. Plants whose seed is their joint are Parvabij plants, like Santha, etc. Plants whose seed is the tuber are Kandabij plants, like Pidalu, Ratallu, Suran, etc. Plants whose seed is the stem are Skandhabij plants, like Salar (Salai), Palas, etc. Plants that are attached to their own seed are Bijarooh, like wheat, Shali, etc. Plants whose root, etc., do not have a fixed seed, and are born by taking in the Pudgal Skandhas from all sides, are Sammuchchhim plants, like Dub, etc.
Although the birth of all plants is Sammuchchhim, not Garbhaja, yet those that do not have a fixed seed, and are born spontaneously anywhere when favorable conditions are met, are said to be a different type of Sammuchchhim plant. All these plants are called Anantakaaya in the Parmagam because they are established from the bodies of countless Nigoda Jivas, even though they are each a body. And because the word 'cha' removes the non-established, these plants are both established and non-established. The excellent understanding of the established is the measure of the countless parts of the Ghanangul.
**Verse 187**
**Verse Meaning:** The same Jiva or another Jiva is born in the Yoni-bhoot seed, and these Muladi are each, i.e., established, in the first stage.
**Notes:**
1. Dhaval Pu. 1 p. 271.
2. Swami Kartikeyanupreksha Pu. 66. This is verse no. 160.
3. Shrimad Prabhayachandra Siddhanta Chakravarti's commentary.
4. Jivatatvapradip commentary.