Lingaku- pattra palm tree (loan from Sanskrit, Corypha umbraculifera), whose leaves were used as paper substitute for Buddhist sutras
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- pattra palm tree (Corypha umbraculifera)
This term refers to a specific type of palm tree known for its large fan-like leaves that have historically been used to create a substitute for paper, particularly in the context of writing Buddhist texts.
The leaves of this tree can be used to create Buddhist scriptures.
In many temples, this type of tree can often be seen.
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bèi duō贝多shù树pattra palm treebèi duō贝多de的yè zi叶子leaves of the pattra palmbèi duō贝多zhǐ纸pattra paperbèi duō贝多wén huà文化pattra culturebèi duō贝多Fó jīng佛经Buddhist sutras on pattrabèi duō贝多yòng tú用途uses of the pattra palmbèi duō贝多chuán tǒng传统traditional uses of the pattra palmbèi duō贝多shū xiě书写writing on pattra leavesbèi duō贝多gōng yì工艺pattra craftsmanshipbèi duō贝多yí chǎn遗产cultural heritage of the pattra palm