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Komak,
peanut, bean bado or bean nuts (Lablab purpureus) is a kind of nuts from the
tribe of Fabaceae (Leguminosae). This plant is mainly developed as a producer
of grain and vegetable food; But also as animal feed, green manure, cover
crops, and ornamental plants. This species is the only member of the Lablab
monotypic genus.
These beans are also known
by names such as kekara, kara-kara (Mly.), Jatriji beans, peanuts, roay katopes
(Sd.); kårå, kekårå, kårå andhong, kårå usěng, kårå wědhus (Jw.); komak (Md.);
ndoto, lotto, roto (Rote) [6]. In Malaysia is called kara-kara, kekara; in the
Philippines bàtau, itab, pardá; in Burma pe-gyi; in Thailand thua phaep; and in
Vietnam dâu van. Also known as lablab, hyacinth nuts (Ingg.) And dolique
lab-lab (Prc.).
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