Aeginetia indica
Aeginetia indica - Scape 15 – 30 (-40) cm tall, erect, 1 – several arising from fleshy rhizome of interwoven roots, very slender, glabrous, naked except for few scales at base. Flowers solitary, ebractate, terminating scape, large, purple or purplish-red, nodding. Calyx closed in bud, acute, glabrous, pale yellow to pinkish. Seeds numerous, yellowish-white.
| Scientific Name | Aeginetia indica |
| Family Name | OROBANCHACEAE |
| English Name | Fores ghost flower |
| Local Name | Koli karamal (කෝලි කරමල්) |
| Sanskrit Name | |
| Conservation Status | |
| Status | Native |
| Edible Parts | None |
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