Sr name Scientific image type foliage Other

no. name characteristics

51 kharot Ficus tree 1 . medium-sized
i asperimma tree in the banyan
group of figs,
growing to 20–30
metres (66–98 ft).
2. the plant
having insect
repellent
properties and
the wood also
being used its
also a medicinal
plant.
52 wad Ficus tree dense The largest,
bengalensis known specimen
of tree in the
world in terms of
the two
dimensional area
covered by its
canopy is
Thimmamma
Marrimanu in
Andhra Pradesh,
India, which
covers 19,107
square metres
(205,670 sq ft).
This tree is also
the largest, known
specimen of tree
in the world in
terms of the
length of its
perimeter, which
measures 846
metres (2,776 ft)
53 rubber Ficus tree dense It is a large tree in
elastica the banyan group
of figs, growing to
30–40 metres
(98–131 ft) (rarely
up to 60 metres or
200 feet) tall, with
a stout trunk up to
2 metres (6.6 ft) in
diameter.

54 umber Ficus tree Huge 1.The bark of

glomerata green audumbar
foliage (oudumbar) tree is
said to have
healing power
2.height of the
tree is about 10-
16m
55 Umbe Ficus tree dense It is a small but
r kala hispida well distributed
species of tropical
fig tree.
56 nandr Ficus tree dense grows to about
uk microcarpa glossy, forty feet (twelve
green meters) tall and
foliage with an equal
spread of crown

57 peepal Ficus tree dense 1.semi-evergreen

religiosa tree up to 30
metres (98 ft) tall
and with a trunk
diameter of up to
3 metres (9.8 ft).

2. It grows on a
wide variety of
soils but
preferably needs
deep, alluvial
sandy loam with
good drainage
58 pimpa Ficus tsiela tree mediu large
ran m evergreen or
semi-
deciduous tree
with a widely
spreading
crown of over
10 m (33 ft) It
can grow up to a
height of 25 m (82 ft)

59 Krishn Ficus tree dense Krishna Fig is a

a wad krishnae very large, fast
growing,
evergreen tree
up to 30 m tall
60 shivan Gmelina tree 1.Gmelina arborea
arborea is a fast-growing
tree, which grows
on different
localities and
prefers moist
fertile valleys with
750–4500 mm
rainfall. It does
not thrive on ill-
drained soils and
remains stunted
on dry, sandy or
poor soils;
drought also
reduces it to a
shrubby form. The
tree attains
moderate to large
heights of up to 30
m, with a girth of
1.2 to 4 m
2. The fruit is up
to 2.5 cm long,
smooth, dark
green, turning
yellow when ripe
and has a fruity
smell.
61 phalsa Grewia Large The fruit is
asiatica shrub
an edible
drupe 5–12
mm
diameter,
purple to
black when
ripe

62 dham Grewia medi Dhaman is a

an tiliaefolia um- moderate-sized
sized to large tree,
tree. attaining a bole
length of about
30 ft. and a
girth of 7 ft. or
more.
63 Varas Heterophra tree Decid It is 15-20 m
pimpal gma uous tall,
adenophyll
um Height:
20-30 ft. (6-9
m)
30-40 ft. (9-12
m)
64 anjan Hardwckia mode decidu 1.It can grow up
binata rate- ous to 24 - 30 metres
sized tall, with a clean
to cylindrical bole
large that can be up to
tree 12 - 15 metres

2. The tree
produces a good
quality timber
that makes an
excellent fuel. It
is also the
source of a fibre
and a resin, and
has local
medicinal uses.
The wood is
perhaps the
hardest and
heaviest in India
65 Tellic Holarhhena Large Holarrhena
antidysente shurb Antidysenterica
herry rica is a medicinal
Bark plant that has
antidysenteric,
antidiarrheal,
and anti-
amoebic
properties. In
Ayurveda, it is
used for the
treatment of
amoebic
dysentery,
diarrhoea,
irritable bowel
syndrome,
bleeding piles,
and liver
disorders.

66 Jungle Holoptelia large decid 1.upto 25 m

cork integrifolia tree uous high, bark 6-8
tree mm thick
2. Flower
In clusters on
the scars of old
shoots.
Flowering from
February-
March.
Fruit
A dry, winged,
compressed
samara, wings
membranous;
seed solitary,
flat. Fruiting
March
onwards.
67 maho Khaya medi 1.it can grow up
gany grandis um to to 40 metres tall[
large- 2. The tree is
sized heavily exploited
tree in the wild for its
valuable timber
3. The bitter-
tasting bark is
used in
traditional
medicine.
68 Tamha Lagerstromi small Decid It is upto 20
n a reginea/ to uous metres (66 ft)
Speciosa medi tall, with smooth,
um- flaky bark
sized
tree
69 Indian Lannia Small It is used in
ash coromandal tree plywoods for its
tree ica excellent termite
[moi] resistance
properties
2. it is up to 10
meters tall
70 nana Largestroe large The tree grows
mia decid to 25 m (82 ft)
microcarpa uous tall.
tree 2.it is a is a
flowering tree
3. A valuable
and important
timber tree,
much in request,
and giving one of
the best of the
woods of
Western India.
The heartwood
is red or reddish-
brown. The
wood is
moderately hard,
not durable in
the open, liable
to split. It is used
for construction,
ship building,
coffee cases,
furniture etc
71 kavath Limonia tree 1.it is a large
aciddissima tree growing to 9
metres (30 ft)
tall, with rough,
spiny bark.
2. The fruit is
used to make a
fruit juice with
astringent
properties and
jams. Ripe fruit
can be used as
pickle
72 Moh Madhuka The fat (solid at
[Mahu longifolia ambient
a] temperature) is
used for the care
of the skin, to
manufacture
soap or
detergents, and
as a vegetable
butter. It can
also be used as
a fuel oil. The
seed cakes
obtained after
extraction of oil
constitute very
good fertilizer.
The flowers are
used to produce
an alcoholic
drink in tropical
India.
2. The mahua
flower is edible
and is a food
item for tribals.
They use it to
make syrup for
medicinal
purposes
73 mango Mangifera tree 1. t is a large
indica fruit-tree,
capable of
growing to a
height and crown
width of about 30
metres (100 ft)
and trunk
circumference of
more than 3.7
metres (12 ft)

2..The tree is
more known for
its fruit rather
than for its
timber. However,
mango trees can
be converted to
lumber once
their fruit bearing
lifespan has
finished. The
wood is
susceptible to
damage from
fungi and insects

2. The wood is
used for musical
instruments such
as ukuleles
plywood and low-cost
furnitur The wood is also
known to produce

phenolic
substances that
can cause
contact
dermatitis
74 Khirni Manilkara tree 1. Manilkara
tree hexandra hexandra is a
slow-growing but
fairly large
evergreen
species. It grows
in tropical and
temperate
forests. The tree
typically attains
some 12 to 25
metres tall and
one to three
metres in trunk
circumference.
The bark is
grayish and
rough.
2. Manilkara
hexandra is a
slow-growing but
fairly large
evergreen
species. It grows
in tropical and
temperate
forests. The tree
typically attains
some 12 to 25
metres tall and
one to three
metres in trunk
circumference.
The bark is
grayish and
rough. It is used
for heavy
structural work,
gate posts, and
big beams.
75 chinab Melia small 1. deciduous
erry azedarach to tree from 6 to
tree medi 35 metres in
um height. The
tree bark is brown
with narrow
furrows which
give a striped
appearance
2. The main
utility of
chinaberry is its
timber. This is of
medium density,
and ranges in
colour from light
brown to dark
red

76 mahan Melia dubia tree 1. t is a good

eem secondary
timber and the
most preferred
species for
plywood
industry. The
wood is also
used for packing
cases, ceiling
planks, building
purposes,
agricultural
implements,
pencils, match
boxes, splints,
cattamarans,
musical
instruments and
tea boxes as the
wood is anti-
termite by itself.
77 cherry Mutingia shrub 1. its up to 12 m
calabura or tall with
tree spreading
branches
2. M. calabura is
planted as a
source of timber
and fuel. Its soft
wood used for
rural
construction,
while the bark is
fibrous and used
for making
ropes.
3. The fruits are
edible and in
some cases sold
in markets, as
they can be
eaten raw or
processed as
jam; leaves can
be used for
making tea.
78 Anjani Memecylon small 1. It's bark &
umbellatu tree branches are
m very hard thats
why it is called
Ironwood.
2. Leaves
contains
Glucose.
Flowers are blue
coloured &
produced in
cymose umbels.
Fruit is round
berry Bluish
black in colour.
Flowering time is
February to
March.

79 nagkes Mesua tree 1. The tree can

har ferrea grow over 30 m
(98 ft) tall.
2. the wood of
this tree is very
heavy, hard and
strong..
3. The colour is
deep dark red. It
is hard to saw
and is mainly
used for railroad
ties and heavy
structural timber.
80 Pimpal Michelia tree Magnolia
chafa champaka champaca grows
to 50 metres
(160 ft) or taller.
Its trunk can be
up to 1.9 metres
(6.2 ft) in
diameter. The
tree has a
narrow
umbelliform
crown.