Clammy Cherry | Cordia obliqua
Tropical and subtropical area of Asia. Central and South America | Fruits are edible, traditional medicine
Sage Leaved | Alagium salvifolium
Western and Eastern Africa, Southern and Eastern Asia, Madagascar,tropical Australia Traditional medicine for treatment of rabbit,dog and rat bites.
Arjun Tree | Terminalia arjuna
South and South East Asia Leaves food plant of moth producing Tussar silk.
Nils Tulip Tree | Markhamia lutea
Eastern Africa Ornamental tree for flowers.
Small Laved Mahogany | Swietenia mahagony
South Florida, Carribean Islands Rare and endangered in the wild.
Indian Cedar | Toona ciliata
Southern Asia and Australia.
Velvet Apple | Diospyros discolor
Phillipines, Fruits edible, Male and female trees.
Haldu Tree | Haldina cordifolia
Southern Asia, Bark is antiseptic.
Madras Thorn | Pithecellobium dulce
Central America I Edible fruits Ideal for ecorestoration.
Kelm Tree | Mitrahyna parvifolia
East Asia, Bark and roots medicinal.
Malabar Iron Wood | Hopea parviflora
Endemic to Southern Western Ghats, Rare and endangered.
South Asian Soap Nut Tree | Sapindus trifoliatus
South and South East Asia Detergent properties Larval food plant For rate butterflies.
1. Clammy Cherry: Topical and subtropical area of Asia. Central and South America Fruits are edible,traditional medicine.
2. Sage Leaved: Western and Eastern Africa, Southern and Eastern Asia, Madagascar,tropical Australia Traditional medicine for treatment of rabbit,dog and rat bites.
3. Arjun Tree: South and South East Asia Leaves food plant of moth producing Tussar silk.
4. Nils Tulip Tree: Eastern Africa Ornamental tree for flowers.
5. Small Laved Mahogany: South Florida, Carribean Islands Rare and endangered in the wild.
6. Indian Cedar: Southern Asia and Australia.
7. Velvet Apple: Phillipines, Fruits edible, Male and female trees.
8. Haldu: Southern Asia, Bark is antiseptic.
9. Madras Thorn: Central America I Edible fruits Ideal for eco-restoration.
10. Kelm Tree: East Asia , Bark and roots medicinal
11. Malabar Iron Wood: Endemic to Southern Western Ghats, Rare and endangered
12. South Asian Soap Nut Tree: South and South East Asia Detergent properties Larval food plant For rate butterflies.
