IUCN Status
: Not Applicable
Author: Ravi Kant Saini
Hi, This is Ravi Kant Saini a passionate Botanist and a Researcher scholar from University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. I used to actively explores the rich flora of Rajasthan, contributing to research and knowledge in the field. #Pseudo_taxonomist #PlantsofRajasthan #TeameFloraofRajasthan #RajasthanFlora 🌾 🍂 🌿 🪹 🪴 🍃 🪺
- Trees
- Jaipur / Sawai Madhopur / Tonk / Jhunjhunun / Alwar / Jodhpur, udaipur, Sawai Madhopur, sikar, alwar, bharatpur, dholpur, karauli, bundi / Kota, bundi baran jhalawar Chittorgarh Ajmer Bhilwara
- Naturally grown
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A medium to large evergreen tree, usually growing 15–20 m tall, with a broad, spreading crown and rough greyish-brown bark. The leaves are alternate, pinnately compound, with numerous serrated leaflets. The tree bears small, fragrant, white flowers in drooping panicles during March to May, followed by smooth, ellipsoid drupes that turn yellow when ripe. Native to the Indian subcontinent, neem is widely distributed in dry deciduous forests, villages, farmlands, and urban areas.
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Neem fruits
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