Shapala

Shapala (English: Nymphaeaceae) is a type of aquatic plant of the pods tree family. All the plants in this family are known as Shapala. White flower flower bamboo flowers. This flower is usually seen in the Indian sub-continent. Haor-bills and dighi are more photographic.
This plant has been spread in different areas since ancient times. In Thailand and Myanmar this flower is very popular in pond and garden decoration. White shapala is found in ponds and lakes of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Taiwan, Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Myanmar etc. This flower is also seen in Papua New Guinea and some areas in Australia. This flower is seen as a land of cultivation, so is the wild area. This flower is seen in small water accumulated in low field. Almost 35 species of this plant have been found in the world. Many of the sampling data is consumed as curry. The red color is also used as a medicinal medicine. Children of Bengal are found in Shapla flower necklace.