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The ribs of coconut leaves are used in manufacturing broomsticks. Man making brooms from petioles
	The festivals in India are celebrated in an eco-friendly way. Strings of mango leaves indicate festive occasion.
Man weaves coconut leaves into a carpet The sheathe thus formed is used for thatched roofing as well
	Coconut Leaves Used for Wall and Roof of a Hut
Man Serves Food On Organic Plates Notice how the leaves are stiched together to form a plate
	Woman Carrying Heap of Leaves from Forest The leaves are used to cool the roots of the coconut trees on the Konkan coast
Banana Plants Welcoming Guests Plantain leaves indicate an auspicious occasion in Hindu culture
	The Fruit that Yields Oil! For a long time, ball-fruit oil was the primary source of fuel for lighting in some parts of India.
Organic Farmers The natural farming philosophy in India takes the approach that the insects have a right to life as well
	The Singar Flower of Betel Tree Flowers of the Supari used for accent

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