Once that had been determined I tackled the list from the same article to see if I could match the information in it's chart with what was available on the net. There were 26 entries that I couldn't find on the net and there were additional selections on the net that were not part of the chart. I ended up with 35 different types of bodhi seeds for which you can find a mala on the net along with at least two images of each type.In modern times, ‘Bodhi seeds’ do not refer to any particular plant but instead refer generally to seeds and the fruits of various plants used to make prayer beads.
Regarding the Search For column those are the words, when used in a Google search, that are most likely to return information about that particular mala. Use the whole phrase and if their are quotes then be sure they are included. Cut and paste is your friend. I also recommend using Google image search first and then work your way back to the merchant which will save you a lot of time.
Click here for the Google Sheet
Click here to view all bodhi seed images
This information is only based on my personal research and I am completely open to any additions or corrections that may be necessary. Good luck and I hope you find the perfect mala just for you. Peace.