Peusaneut Rubék pasi
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'''Rubék''' atawa '''''Calotropis gigantea''''' nakeuh saboh jeunèh [[peunula]] nyang kayém geuteumèe di [[Indônèsia]], [[Malaysia]], [[Filipina]], [[Thailand]], [[Sri Lanka]], [[India]], ngon [[China]]. |
'''Rubék''' atawa '''''Calotropis gigantea''''' nakeuh saboh jeunèh [[peunula]] nyang kayém geuteumèe di [[Indônèsia]], [[Malaysia]], [[Filipina]], [[Thailand]], [[Sri Lanka]], [[India]], ngon [[China]]. |
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Peunula nyoë jitimoh lam peureudèe nyang rayekjih meujan trôh 4 [[mètè]]. [[Bungong]]jih meulapéh ngön lilén meuwareuna putéh atawa boh gadông. Ônjih bulat rab saban ngon bulat boh [[manok]], ngon wareunajih ijô pheuë ngon bakjih jiteubiët geutah putéh ban lagèe [[ië abin]] (susu) |
Peunula nyoë jitimoh lam peureudèe nyang rayekjih meujan trôh 4 [[mètè]]. [[Bungong]]jih meulapéh ngön lilén meuwareuna putéh atawa boh gadông. Ônjih bulat rab saban ngon bulat boh [[manok]], ngon wareunajih ijô pheuë ngon bakjih jiteubiët geutah putéh ban lagèe [[ië abin]] (susu). |
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<!-- The flowers last long, and in [[Thailand]] they are used in various floral arrangements. They were also supposed to be popular with the [[Hawaii]]an [[Queen Liliuokalani]], who considered them as symbol of royalty and wore them strung into [[leis]]. In [[India]], the plant is common in the compounds of [[temples]]. The [[fruit]] is a [[follicle (fruit)|follicle]] and when dry, [[seed dispersal]] is by [[wind]]. This plant plays host to a variety of [[insects]] and [[butterflies]]. --> |
<!-- The flowers last long, and in [[Thailand]] they are used in various floral arrangements. They were also supposed to be popular with the [[Hawaii]]an [[Queen Liliuokalani]], who considered them as symbol of royalty and wore them strung into [[leis]]. In [[India]], the plant is common in the compounds of [[temples]]. The [[fruit]] is a [[follicle (fruit)|follicle]] and when dry, [[seed dispersal]] is by [[wind]]. This plant plays host to a variety of [[insects]] and [[butterflies]]. --> |
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