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Microscopic View Of Cassia Fistula Flowers Commonly Called Vishu Kani Konna Forming A Beautiful Texture Pattern Background Royalty-Free Stock Photography


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Cassia fistula flower is the national flower of Thailand and the flower has a great significance on the Vishu festival of Kerala (India). On seeing Konnappoo on vishu day is believed as bringing luck throughout the year. Here are the microscopic view of few Cassia fistula flowers commonly called vishu kani konna forming a beautiful texture pattern background.

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