The document summarizes information about the Terminalia arjuna tree. It describes the tree as a large evergreen that can grow up to 80 feet tall, with simple, sub-opposite leaves. The bark is red in color. It flowers in summer and the fruits ripe in winter or spring. The tree is planted in tropical regions and its bark contains compounds such as β-sitosterol, ellagic acid, arjunic acid, and a glucoside called arjunetin.

1.  Classical categorization :- kasayskandh,
udard-prasaman(c.) nyagrodhadi,
saalsaraadi(su.)
 Latin Name:- Terminalia arjuna
 Family Name:- Combretaceae– - x/LtsL s'n _
 Sanskrit Name:- Arjun, dhawal, kakubh,
indradu, nadisarj.
 Nepali Name:-ch'{g
 English Name:- Arjun

2.  A large evergreen tree 60-80ft long. Leaves
simple, sub-opposite, stalked, oblong or
elliptic, coriaceous, crenulate, pale dull green
above, pale brown beneath, unequal sided,
nerves 10-12 pairs. Flowers white in terminal
panicle of spikes. Fruit ovoid or oblong with
5-7 short hard angles or wings. Bark red in
color.
 Flowering in summer & Fruit ripes in winter or
spring.

7.  planted in tropical region.
 Major chemical constituents:-
Bark contains b-sitosterol, ellagic acid,
arjunic acid & a glucoside-arjunetin &
friedelin.

8.  Guna: laghu, ruksh.
 Rasa: kasay
 Vipak: katu
 Virya: sitt
 Pravab: Hridya