<p>After bloom ...
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</p><p><b>Ek-lip-tuh</b> -- from Greek <i>ekleipo</i> (deficient); referring to the absence of a pappus
<b>prost-RAY-tuh</b> -- meaning, prostrate
</p><p><b>commonly known as</b>: eclipta, false daisy, swamp daisy, trailing eclipta, white eclipta, white heads 
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<b>Gujarati</b>: bhangra • <b>Hindi</b>: babri, bhamgra, bhangra, bhangraiya, mochkand • <b>Kannada</b>: ajagara, garagadasappu, garugalu, kadiggagaraga • <b>Malayalam</b>: kaikeshi, kannuni, kayyunni • <b>Oriya</b>: kesarda • <b>Sanskrit</b>: भ्रिंगराज bhringraj, केशराज kesharaja, kesharanjana, krajah • <b>Tamil</b>: kaikeshi, karisalankanni, kaiyanthagarai, கரிசிலாங்கண்ணி karisilanganni, kavanthakara • <b>Telugu</b>: galagara, galagara chettu, gunta galijeru, gunta kalagara, kaikeshi • <b>Urdu</b>: babri, bhangra
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/91314344@N00">Dinesh Valke</a> from Thane, India
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