Makki pata
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The term “Makki Pata” translates to “corn leaf” in English, referring to the leaves of the maize plant, scientifically known as Zea mays. These broad, green leaves are a vital part of the plant’s structure.
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The term “Makki Pata” directly translates to “corn leaf” in certain South Asian languages, where “Makki” refers to corn and “Pata” means leaf. This suggests you might be inquiring about the maize plant, known scientifically as Zea mays. Maize, also known as corn in many parts of the world, is a staple crop widely cultivated for its edible grains. However, if “Makki Pata” refers to a specific plant other than maize in a particular cultural or regional context, please provide additional details.
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