Indian Tree Ecology Series

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Ficus hispida

Botanical Name – Ficus hispida Common Name – Hairy fig, Kala umber Distribution  Distributed throughout India Habit Small tree Evergreen Habitat Grows in forest edges,

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Bridelia-stipularis
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Bridelia stipularis

Botanical Name – Bridelia stipularis Common Name – Climbing Bridelia    Distribution In India it is distributed in evergreen forests of western ghats, Maharashtra, Goa,

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Bauhinia foveolata Tree
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Bauhinia foveolate

Botanical Name – Bauhinia foveolata        Common Name – Pore Leaved Bauhinia, Chamoli Distribution  It is native to India and endemic to Western

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Anogeissus-latifolia
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Anogeissus latifolia

Botanical Name – Anogeissus latifolia Common Name –  Axle Wood Tree / Dhavada Distribution All over India at Uttarakhand, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujrat, Maharashtra,

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Flacourtia indica
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Flacourtia indica

Botanical Name – Flacourtia indica Common Name – Governor’s plum, Shruva-vruksha Habit Deciduous Small thorny tree Slow growing Specific properties Very adaptable plant, grows in

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Lannea coromandelica
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Lannea coromandelica

  Botanical Name – Lannea coromandelica Common Name – Indian Ash Tree Habit Deciduous Small tree, but in moist conditions grows to large size Fast growing

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Ficus exasperata
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Ficus exasperata

Botanical Name – Ficus exasperata Common Name – Sandpaper Fig Habit Evergreen Small tree Fast-growing Specific Properties Preferred for soil reclamation, land restoration, Disturbance tolerant species Habitat

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Caryota urens
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Caryota urens

Botanical Name – Caryota urens Common Name – Fish-tail palm   Habit Evergreen Large palm Slow growing Habitat Grows naturally in moist semi evergreen and evergreen

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Dellenia pentagyna
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Dellenia pentagyna

Botanical Name – Dellenia pentagyna Common Name – Karmal Habit Deciduous Large tree Specific properties Very handsome tree Fire tolerant Ecology Primates feed on ripened fruits Insects

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