Whole Corn Silk – Corn Hair – Bhuttey Ke Baal – Maize Hair – Stigma Maydis – Zea Mays-100 Gram

Corn silk (scientifically known as Stigma maydis, from the Zea mays plant) refers to the fine, shiny, thread-like fibers found between the corn husk and the ear of corn. Locally known in India as Bhutte Ke Baal or Makai Ke Reshe, this plant material is historically discarded as waste but holds a prominent place in traditional Chinese, Native American, and Ayurvedic medicine.