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Does long wheat is same as oosi gothumai.

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I want to confirm that long wheat is known as oosi gothumai in Tamil. If not what is the name of long wheat in Tamil. I know it control the blood sugar and want to purchase it.

Any one please answer me.

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velkumar

Samba Gothumai is the tamil name

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rlmanan in reply tovelkumar

It is called OOsi Gothumai also and it is more relevent

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Sivaramr in reply tovelkumar

Thanks

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Samba wheat.

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Thanks

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gangadharan_nair

Chamba udaitha gothambu.

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