- leaves, mid-April
Butea mono**** buds
coming out of
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Butea frondosa Roxb. Ex Willd. |...
- (syn.
Butea frondosa,
Erythrina mono****) – flame-of-the-forest, **** teak, pâlāsh – Indian subcontinent, Indochina, and
southern China Butea pellita...
- also a
commonly used food
flavouring and
traditional medication. 9
Butea frondosa, flame-of-the-forest or dhaak, an
Indian plant whose sap was an important...
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parasitical insects which infest the
plants Acacia catecu,
Ficus and
Butea frondosa ...
great quantity of
reddish colored resinous substance ... used in...
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parasitical insects which infest the
plants Acacia catecu,
Ficus and
Butea frondosa ...
great quantity of
reddish colored resinous substance ... used in...
- Nepticulidae. It is
known from
Maharashtra in India. The
larvae feed on
Butea frondosa. They
probably mine the
leaves of
their host plant.
Nepticulidae and...
-
Aleurites laccifer (Euphorbiaceae),
Ficus spec. (Artocarpeae), and
Butea frondosa (Papilionaceae).
Sanskrit kunkuma (कुनकुम) is
saffron (Crocus sativus)...
- word for the red-flowered tree পলাশ (ISO: palāś, English:
Butea, Latin:
Butea frondosa or
Butea mono****). The
Bengali word is
ultimately derived from...
- pendula),
babul (Acacia arabica),
achar (Buchanania latifolia),
chheola (
Butea frondosa), and
tendu (Diospyros melanoxylon). In the
village forests there was...
- asustralis)
Snatha (Dodonaea viscosa)
Major flowering trees include: Dhak (
Butea frondosa)
Punica (Puni**** grantum) Pear (Pyrus pashia)
Kachnar (Bauhinia variegate)...
