2. Black Kutch Tree
Acacia catechu
Khair
A small deciduous tree
with rough bark .There
are broad based spines on
either side of the leaves
base and pods are beaked
at both ends. The white
paniculate flowers
resemble the kumttha
(A.Senegal)
3. Golden Apple Tree
Aegel marmelos
Bael
A middle sized deciduous
thorn tree with pinnate
compound leaves and
woody golden yellow
fruits.
4. Tree of Heaven
Ailanthes excelsa
Maharukh
A very common large
deciduous tree .The leaves
are a larger version of the
neem tree thus commonly
called as Mahaneem.The
small greenish flower
cluster turn to papery
pods,which are dispersed
by winds.
5. The Scholar’s Tree
Alstonia scholaris
Saptaparni
A large evergreen tree
with seven shiny leaves
arranged at single node
thus giving it the name
“Saptaparni”.
The flowering starts in
mid October and the fruit
ripen and split open in
April.
6. Red Silk Cotton
Bomabax ceiba
Semal
A towering deciduous
gaint tree in all proportion
can be a typical
descriptions of this
otherwise soft-wooded
tree. Flowers are seen in
February to April.
7. Flame of the forest
Butea monosperma
Dhak
Dhak is a small deciduous
tree with pale brown flaky
bark and large compound
leaves with three large
leathery leaflet and bright
orange red flowers hence
the name flame of the
forest.
8. Indian Laburnum
Cassia fistula
Amaltas
A medium sized
deciduous ornamental tree
with an irregular canopy
and golden yellow
flowers.The pods are
eaten by jackals and are
known to germinate only
when passed through the
gut of such animals.
9. Flame Tree
Delonix regia
Gulmohur
One of the most familiar
ornamental trees noted for
its bright scarlet boom.
Trees has sword like pods,
which break open
releasing edible seeds.
10. Indian Banyan Tree
Ficus benghalensis
Bargad
A very large spreading
tree with prop roots of all
sizes usually forming a
forest itself. Rich red
stalk-less fruits are a
favourite of birds and
bats.
11. Bo Tree
Ficus religiosa
Peepal
The boe tree is one of the
most revered trees of
India. The fruits (Figs) are
loved by frugivorous
which can be see flocking
on to it during fruiting
season.
13. Manila Tamarind
Pithecellobium dulce
Jungle jalebi
A large thorny deciduous
tree with jalebi liked
coiled fruits. The name
“Jungle Jalebi” comes
from the peculiar coils of
its fruit along with the red
colour matches the name
sake the Indian sweet.