IUCN Status
: Least Concern
Author: Sonu kumar
This is Sonu Kumar, I'm a nature enthusiast and a keen botanical observer with a special interest in studying and documenting the small flora and grasses of rocky habitats. I particularly fascinated by the discovery of uncommon species. Finding a new species record for a region serves as a strong source of inspiration and excitement for me. Currently I'm working as a district coordinator kota at BRDS society India. I have always been a devout admirer of nature and I would be happy to share more information about the plant wealth around me through this platform. #AStudentofnature #Teamefloraofrajasthan 🌿🌱🐛🦋🔍 Insta page: https://www.instagram.com/eflora_of_rajasthan/
- Trees
- Kota bundi Chittorgarh baran jhalawar udaipur
- Naturally grown
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A medium to large deciduous tree, usually growing 10–20 m tall. It is recognized by its grey, rough bark, opposite pinnate leaves, fragrant creamy-white tubular flowers, and woody pear-shaped capsules that split open to release winged seeds. It is native to India and Sri Lanka, commonly found in dry deciduous forests.
Status in India: ✅ Native
Flowering & Fruiting: Flowers: April–june | Fruiting: Aug.- Dec.
PC: Sonu Kumar & Om Prakash
इसके फूल मधुमक्खियों और अन्य परागणकर्ताओं के लिए महत्वपूर्ण हैं। इसके पंखदार बीज हवा द्वारा फैलते हैं, जिससे प्राकृतिक वन पुनर्जनन में सहायता मिलती है। यह वन्यजीवों को आश्रय प्रदान करता है।
ये हमारे जंगलों का स्थानीय और महत्वपूर्ण वृक्ष है जो धीरे धीरे जंगलों में कम होता जा रहा हैं। इसीलिए हमें स्थानीय वृक्ष प्रजातियों के रोपण और पौध तैयार करने पर अधिक जोर देना चाहिए। -
large-8-2
Young leaves
PC: Sonu Kumar
large-7-3
Tree habit
PC: Sonu Kumar
large-6-7
Fruits
PC: Om prakash
large-5-15
Deciduous tree habit
PC: Om prakash -
Mokha bark
Tree trunk & bark
PC: Sonu Kumar
