What exactly does section 2 (t) call a post, called a post? \ R \ n \ r the n The name of the post in the local parlins is given to the part of the plant that contains the form of a basket, sack or pouch. It consists of the natural pouch or bulb made from the skin of this plant's seeds and protects and protects the seeds of the plants contained in it. In some parts of the country this natural pouch of poppy plant is also known as Doda Act 1997 on the Narcotic Material Stances. 1997 This section of a poppy plant is called the 'capsule' of the plant and the act mentioned in it. A special mention is found in section 2 (t) (ii) of K if a non-irreversible capsule of a plant is given. An incision is then a drain containing a miconic acid and several alkaloids, including coconut and morphine, which, after a while, the liquid thickens and turns brown, and such substance is pure opium. Even papaya and dried capsules contain morphine and other alkaloids, namely opium, although low in quantity, which can be used for growth and intoxication, are alkaloid papaya or papaya straw. Can be removed from its natural form or crushed, however, in the capsule of the skin. Existence seeds are free of morphine. After harvesting each part of the plant, it includes capsule / post / doda, but excluding seeds is usually called poppy husk and thus every post / dodo poppy. There is a portion of straw but not all postage straw may be post / dodo because the rash is cut off.
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