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           The tulsi plant is a close relative of culinary basil. It is differentiated by its medicinal properties and some physical characteristics. There are three main types of tulsi plants:
           Rama Tulsi (also known as Green Leaf Tulsi) - A green tulsi with light purple flowers and an aromatic, clove-like scent, thanks to its chemical component of eugenol, which is the main aroma in cloves and has a mellow flavour.
           Krishna Tulsi (also known as Shyama Tulsi or Purple Leaf Tulsi) - A purple plant with a clove-like aroma and peppery flavour.
           Vana Tulsi (or Wild Leaf Tulsi) - A bright, light green tulsi plant that grows wild and is indigenous to many areas of Asia and North/East Africa, it has a more lemony aroma and flavour.

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The Tulsi Plant
Types of Tulsi Plants
Rama tulsiKrishna tulsiVana tulsi
(Green Leaf Tulsi: Light purple flowers and clove- like scent)(Shyama Tulsi or Purple leaf tulsi;
purple with clove- like aroma)
(Wild Leaf Tulsi; bright, light green; grows wild; found in Asia and N/E Africa)
Mellow flavourPeppery flavourLemony aroma and lavour

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