Langis

Ing langis o linasa (Sesamum indicum), a sesame king Ingles, metung yang tanaman a manyampaga (flowering plant) king genus a Sesamum. Dakal ya kamaganak a tutubu king ilang king Africa ampong mas ditak a bilang king India. Naturalisadu ne o tutubung e mitanam kareng dakal a labuad a malisangan o tropical a labuad kareng miayaliwang dake ning yatu, at tatanam de para kareng butul nang kakanan, a makabili kareng pods anti king bule o kamangyang.

Metung ya ing langis kareng pekamatwang tatanam a butul a pikukuanan laru a balu ra king yatu, at tatanam de maygit atlung libu nang (3000) banwa ing milabas. Pilan da neng libung banwang manimunang mitatanam neng kaleldo king Kalibudtang Aslagan (Middle East), agpang kareng atuklasan dang panapsal laru king labuad a iti. Agyu ning langis ing kumabyeng malwat neng maki lawi o panaun ning malambat a pangalangi, at tutubu ya neng mangamate no reng dakal a tanam.

Metung ya kareng dakal dila laru kareng butul ing langis. Uli ning kayang malinamnam a lasang kawangis ning mani, maralas deng gagamitan king pamaglutu kareng dakal a dake ning yatu. Kalupa de reng aliwang nues o nuts ampong pamangan a magdalang allergy kareng aliwang tau.

Dalerayan

Bibliography

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Suglung palwal

Ing Wikimedia Commons atin yang mediang maki kaugnayan kang/king:

Sesamum

• Sesamum indicum in Flora of Pakistan
• Katzer's Spice Pages: Sesame
• GFU for Underutilized Species
• pharmacographica indica page 42