Taro

Drumstick

Bitter Gourd

Coriander leaves

Okra

Ridge Gourd

Egg Plant

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Taro

AttributeSpecification
Common NameTaro / Colocasia / Arbi / Dasheen
Botanical NameColocasia esculenta
Color (Skin)Brown to dark brown, often with rough, hairy texture
Color (Flesh)White, off-white, or pale purple (depending on variety)
ShapeOval to cylindrical, bulbous root (corm)
Length5 to 20 cm
Diameter4 to 10 cm
Weight100 – 500 grams per corm (can be larger)
Surface TextureRough, fibrous, and hairy skin
Interior TextureFirm, starchy, slightly sticky when cooked
TasteMild, nutty, slightly sweet after cooking
OdorEarthy when raw; mild and nutty when cooked
Moisture ContentModerate
Edible PartsCorms (roots), young leaves and stems (after proper cooking)
Storage Temperature8–12°C (Cool, dry storage recommended; avoid refrigeration)
Shelf Life1 to 2 weeks (depends on humidity and storage conditions)
ToxicityRaw taro contains calcium oxalate; must be cooked before eating
Common UsesBoiled, Fried, Mashed, Curries, Chips, Stews
VarietiesEddoe (small, round), Dasheen (large, elongated)

Drumstick

AttributeSpecification
MaterialHickory, Maple, Oak, Bamboo, Synthetic (Nylon/Carbon Fiber)
Length15 to 17 inches (typically around 16 inches or 406 mm)
Diameter0.5 to 0.65 inches (12.7 mm to 16.5 mm)
Weight40 – 60 grams per stick (varies by material and size)
Tip ShapeOval, Teardrop, Round, Barrel, Acorn
Tip MaterialWood or Nylon
Balance PointCenter or front-weighted depending on style
TaperShort, Medium, Long
FinishNatural, Lacquered, Painted, Anti-slip Grip
HardnessMedium to Hard (depends on wood type)
Grip TextureSmooth, Ribbed, Rubber-coated, Anti-slip coating
ColorNatural wood, Black, Red, Custom Colors
FlexibilityRigid to Medium (influences rebound and feel)
DurabilityHigh (varies by wood and playing style)
Use CaseDrum set, Marching band, Jazz, Rock, Practice, Orchestral

Bitter Gourd

AttributeSpecification
Common NameBitter Gourd / Bitter Melon / Karela
Botanical NameMomordica charantia
ColorLight to dark green (some varieties may be pale or white)
ShapeElongated, Oblong with ridged and warty surface
Length10 to 25 cm
Diameter3 to 6 cm
Weight80 – 200 grams per fruit
Surface TextureRough, Bumpy, and Corrugated
InteriorWhite to pale green spongy pulp with flat white seeds
TasteDistinctly bitter
OdorMildly pungent or earthy
Edible PartsWhole fruit (excluding hard seeds in mature fruits)
Moisture ContentHigh (makes it perishable)
Storage Temperature10–12°C (Refrigerated storage recommended)
Shelf Life4 to 7 days under refrigeration
MaturityTender when young; turns yellow-orange and more bitter when ripe
CaliberSmall (10–15 cm), Medium (16–20 cm), Large (21–25 cm)
VarietiesIndian (smaller, darker, more bitter), Chinese (larger, smoother)
Common UsesStir-fries, Juices, Pickles, Curries, Medicinal Preparations

Coriander leaves

AttributeSpecification
Common NameCoriander Leaves / Cilantro
Botanical NameCoriandrum sativum
ColorBright Green
Leaf ShapeDelicate, Lacy, Fan-shaped with jagged edges
TextureSoft, Tender, Slightly Glossy
Length2 to 5 cm per leaf (whole bunch: 15–25 cm with stems)
Width1 to 3 cm per leaf
Weight30 – 100 grams per bunch (varies by packaging)
AromaStrong, Fresh, Citrus-like Scent
FlavorCitrusy, Slightly Peppery, Earthy
Moisture ContentHigh (perishable and wilts quickly if not stored properly)
Edible PartsLeaves and Tender Stems
Storage Temperature0–5°C (Refrigeration recommended)
Shelf Life3 to 7 days (under refrigeration)
Purity95–100% clean leaves (when sorted and washed)

Okra

AttributeSpecification
Common NameOkra / Lady’s Finger
Botanical NameAbelmoschus esculentus
ColorBright to dark green (some varieties may be red or purple)
ShapeLong, Tapered, Ridged Pod
Length7 to 15 cm (commonly 8–12 cm)
Diameter1 to 2 cm
Weight5 to 15 grams per pod
Surface TextureSlightly fuzzy or hairy
InteriorWhite spongy flesh with small, edible white seeds
Moisture ContentHigh (makes it perishable)
FlavorMild, Slightly Grassy or Earthy Taste
OdorNeutral to slightly grassy
Edible PartsWhole Pod
Storage Temperature7–10°C (Refrigerated to extend shelf life)
Shelf Life3 to 5 days (under refrigeration)
CaliberSmall (7–9 cm), Medium (10–12 cm), Large (13–15 cm)
MaturityTender when harvested young; becomes woody if overripe

Ridge Gourd

AttributeSpecification
Common NameRidge Gourd / Angled Gourd / Turai / Luffa
Botanical NameLuffa acutangula
ColorBright to dark green
ShapeElongated with prominent longitudinal ridges
Length15 to 30 cm
Diameter3 to 5 cm
Weight100 – 300 grams per fruit
Surface TextureRough, ridged with firm outer skin
InteriorWhite to pale green spongy flesh with soft, edible seeds
TasteMild, slightly sweet, and refreshing when cooked
OdorNeutral when raw
Moisture ContentHigh (very perishable)
Edible PartsWhole fruit (young and tender)
Storage Temperature10–12°C (cool, dry, and well-ventilated storage)
Shelf Life3 to 5 days (under refrigeration)
MaturityConsumed when young and tender; mature fruits become fibrous
CaliberSmall (15–20 cm), Medium (21–25 cm), Large (26–30 cm)
Common UsesStir-fries, Curries, Soups, Steamed dishes

Egg Plant

AttributeSpecification
Common NameEggplant / Brinjal / Aubergine
Botanical NameSolanum melongena
ColorGlossy deep purple, light purple, green, or white (varietal)
ShapeOval, round, elongated, or teardrop-shaped depending on variety
Length5 to 25 cm
Diameter4 to 10 cm
Weight80 – 400 grams per fruit
Surface TextureSmooth and shiny outer skin
InteriorCreamy white flesh with small soft seeds
TasteMild, slightly bitter (bitterness reduces with cooking)
OdorNeutral to slightly earthy when raw
Moisture ContentHigh (makes it susceptible to quick spoilage)
Edible PartsWhole fruit (excluding the stem and calyx)
Storage Temperature10–12°C (avoid very cold storage to prevent chilling injury)
Shelf Life5 to 7 days (under proper refrigeration)
MaturityHarvested when firm and glossy; overripe fruit turns dull
CaliberSmall (5–10 cm), Medium (11–15 cm), Large (16–25 cm)
Common VarietiesLong Purple, Round Purple, Green, White, Striped (Graffiti)

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