1. THE BAOBAB OR MONKEY-BREAD TREE
ADANSONIA DIGITATA Linn.
(Family : Bombacaceae)
The scientific name of the tree is Adansonia digitata Linn. The name Adansonia commemorates the 18th-century French botanist M. Adanson; digitata meaning ‘finger-like’ refers to the shape of the leaf. The various English names refer each to one or more of the striking characteristics of the tree; it is called the African Calabash Tree, with reference to the shape and size of the fruit; it is also called Cream of Tartar Tree, with reference to the pulp if the fruit Monkey-Bread Tree, obviously with reference to the fact that eat the fruit with apparent relish; the vernacular name in some parts of Africa is Baobab, which name has been accepted in English. In India the tree is known as Choyanchich, Gorakhaamli, Gorakh Chinch etc.
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2. KADAM
ADINA CORDIFOLIA Hook.
(Family: Rubiaceae)
THIS is not a common tree in city streets, but it certainly deserves a place among our roadside trees. In Marathi it goes under the names of Hedu or Hedi or Haldwa; it is also called, though incorrectly, Kadatn or Kadamb. The name Adina has been coined from the Greek adinos, meaning crowded, with reference to the crowded condition of the flowers in dense balls; cordifolia, meaning ‘with heart-shaped leaves’, refers to the shape of the leaves.
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3. THE TREE OF HEAVEN
AILANTHUS EXCELSA Roxb.
(Family: Simaroubaceae)
THIS TREE was first described William Roxburgh in 1795 for the Circars in the eastern parts of India; it is indigenous to and common in parts of Gujarat, Bihar, the Deccan and South India. It is a tree of fast growth, and for this reason, it is being propagated in some of the drier parts of India. It is said to be indigenous also to Australia.
The name Aitantlnts is a latinizatiou of the vernacular name Ailanto of the Moluccas for A. glanduhsa Desf., the Tree of Heaven. Our tree is known in Hindi as Maharukh, Gujarati—Ardusi; Malayalam—Mettigongil-yam; Marathi—Mahanimb; Telugu—Peddamanu.
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4. DEVIL’S TREE
ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS R. Br.
(Family : Apocynaceae)
English—Devil’s Tree, Dita Bark Tree ; Hindi— Chatian; Bengali— Chattim ; Marathi—Satvin, Shaitan; Tamil & Telugu—Palaigh.
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5. THE JACK-FRUIT TREE
ARTOCARPUS HETEROPHYLLUS Lamk.
(Family: Moraceae)
THE JACK tree is a very common one in our streets and gardens; it has been known in parts of India from the beginning of historical times; the Greek historian Theophrastus writing about 300 B.C. says “There is also another tree which is very large and has wonderfully sweet and large fruit: it is used for food by the sages of India…”
In local Marathi it is known under the name of Phanas; in English it is the Jack or the Jack-fruit Tree; in our scientific literature it goes wrongly, under the name of Artocarpus integrifolia; however, the correct name is Artocarpus heterophyllas Lamk. The generic name Artocarpus is made up of two Greek words meaning Bread-fruit; however, the tree that in English goes under the name of Bread-fruit tree is Artocarpus communis Forst. or A incisus Linn, which is the commoner species in New Guinea and various parts of Micronesia.
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PURPLE BAUHINIA
BAUHINIA PURPUREA Linn.
English— Purple Bauhinia; Hindi—Khairwal; Kanar ; Marathi — Atmatti ; Telugu — Kanchan
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JHINJERI
BAUHINIA RACEMOSA Linn.
Hindi—Jhinjeri; Marathi—Apta: Tamil—Vettatthi
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PUBESCENT BAUHINIA
BAUHINIA TOMENTOSA Linn.
This is a small tree, in general appearance very much like the preceding plant. I have seen it growing in abundance on the lower slopes of the Girnar in Saurashtra, but am unable to say if the tree was indigenous to the region or had been planted by the Forest Department. In Gujarati the tree goes under the name of Pilo Asondaro as it is so rare in the Marathi-speaking parts of the country, there does not seem to be a Marathi name for the tree. The flowers of this Bauhinia are up to 7 cm. across, white or creamy white in colour or pale yellow. Lately I have seen several such trees cultivated in gardens. They were a fine sight with the numerous large flowers scattered on the periphery of the tree.
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VARIEGATED BAUHINIA
BAUHINIA VARIEGATA Linn.
This tree is often cultivated in gardens all over India. It is-so similar to B. purpurea that even a trained botanist finds it difficult to tell one tree from the other, if indeed they are different at all. B. variegata is known in Hindi under the name of kachnar; in Bombay as kanchan; in Bengal as rakta kamhar; in English, it is know as Variegated Bauhinia; the standard U. S. A, name is Buddhist Bauihinia. Its flowers are white or purple, both colours often being found on the same tree. The tree is indigenous to the hilly parts of India. It is cultivated in open gardens or along some of the sea coasts practically all over peninsular India.
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CLIMBING BAUHINIA
BAUHINIA VAHLII Wt. & Arn.
This is an immense climber going over the tops of even the highest trees in the forest, and doing much harm on account of the shading of the growing tops of useful forest trees. Flowers come out in large bunches towards the end of the branches; the corolla is yellowish or white, about 7 cm. across ; the plant is very showy on account of its massed flowers and its hooked rusty tendrils. Its leaves are collected and used as dinner plates much as we use banana leaves. Pods are strong and woody, easily being 25 cm. long and 7 — 10 cm. wide; the seeds are eaten by the hill tribes of the areas where the plant is common. This climber is found occasionally in the Bombay forests especially in the denser forests of the Western Ghats. It is common from the foothills of the Himalayas southwards along the Eastern Ghats. It is a very elegant plant, but it suffers much persecution from foresters, who try to protect their trees from this plant, and from hill tribes who collect the seeds as an article of food.
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PORE-LEAVED BAUHINIA
BAUHINIA FOVEOLATA Dalz.
This is not a common tree, but deserves mention on account of its name. It is fairly common along the Western Ghats; it reaches 25 m. in height, and may even go beyond 30 m. The flowers are not striking either on account of their colour or size; but the leaves are about the largest for the genus in India; often they reach over 30 cm. across. The scientific name fovealata, is derived from the fact that the underside of the leaves is covered with minute pores (foveoli), each of which has a sort of stopper or plug retained in position by a slender thread coming from the middle of the pore; in a minute way such pores are like our kitchen sinks with the corresponding plugs and chains, but with this difference that the ‘chain’ in this tree comes from inside the ‘sink’.
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7. SILK-COTTON TREE
BOMBAX CEIBA Linn.
(Family: Borabacaceae)
IN THE botanical literature of India, there is scarcely a tree which has tried the patience of botanists and foresters more often than the present tree. It has been listed in our floras under the names of Bombax malaharicum, Saltnalia malabarica, Bombax ceiba, etc. In many parts of India, the tree goes under the name of Simul in English it is called the Cotton Tree or the Silk-Cotton Tree; occasionally it is also spoken of as The Flame of the Forest, though the latter name usually is reserved for the Palas tree. The generic name Bombax refers to the cotton obtained from the fruits; the name Salmalia conjures up a world of tradition and poetry; it has been derived from the Sanskrit Salmali or Shalmali, under which name the tree was known in ancient India, as the tree under which Pitamaha rested after the creation of the world.
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8. THE FLAME OF THE FOREST
BUTEA MONOSPERMA Taub.
(Family: Papilionaceae)
IN OUR popular literature there are several trees that go under the above name; in particular the Silk-Cotton Tree (Bombax or Salmalia) the Indian Coral Tree (Erythina) and the Palas Tree (Butea monosperma) are now and then referred to as the Flame of the Forest. The only tree to which the name should be applied is Butea monox Roxb. as it is given in Taub. (or Butea frondosa most of our floras), known a Palas.
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9. ALEXANDRIAN LAUREL
CALOPHYLLUM INOPHYLLUM Linn.
(Family: Guttiferae)
English- -Alexandrian Laurel; Hindi and Bengali- Sultana Champa; Marathi — Undi; Tamil – Pinnai, Puimai
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10. AMALTAS TREE
CASSIA FISTULA Linn.
(Family: Caesalpiniaceae)
English—Indian Laburnum, Amaltas Tree; Hindi and Bengali— Amaltas; Marathi—Bahava; Tamil — Konnei; Telugu— Relu
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11. CASUARINA
CASUARINA EQUISETIFOLIA Forst.
(Family: Casuarinaceae)
English—Beefwood Tree, Casuarina ; Marathi—Sura; Tamil— Cavukku ; Telugu — Chowka, Saruku ; Bengali—Belatijhau
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12. SHISHAM
DALBERGIA LATIFOLIA Roxb.
(Family: Papilionaceae)
English—Bombay Rosewood, Bombay Blackwood; Hindi—Shisham \ Bengali—Sitral; Kannada—Biti; Marathi—Shisham; Tamil—Iti, Eriwadi
13. GUL MOHUR
DELONIX REGIA Raf.
(Family: Caesalpiniaceae)
DURING THE hotter part of the year immediately preceding the monsoon, many of our city streets seem to be on fire with masses of flowers of the Gul Mohur; this is one of the most showy and common roadside and avenue trees all over peninsular India.
The scientific name of the tree is Dehnix regia in some older books it goes under the name of Poinciana regia Boj. Dehnix means “with a clear claw or nail”, with reference to the shape of the petals, particularly of the larger or fifth petal. In Hindi the tree is known as Gul Mohur; Gul means rose or flower; Mor is the common name for the peacock; it has been suggested that the name is a corruption of Gulmor, the peacock rose or peacock flower. In English the tree is variously known as Flamboyant, Royal Gold Mohur, Royal Peacock Flower, Fire Tree ; among Bombay Christians it is often referred to as the Pentecost Tree or the Holy Ghost Tree, with reference to the fact that its peak flowering occurs about the feast of Pentecost, 50 days after Easter.
14. DUABANGA
DUABANGA GRANDIFLORA Walp.
(Family: Sonneratiaceae)
Assamese—Khukan, Hokol; Bengali—Bondraphulla; Nepali— Lompatia
15. THE INDIAN CORAL TREE
ERYTHRINA INDICA Lamk.
(Family: Papilionaceae)
English—The Indian Coral Tree; Hindi—Pangli; Bombay Pangara ; Malayalam—Mandaram ; Tamil—Maruka
16. THE BANYAN TREE
FICUS BENGHALENSIS Linn.
(Family : Moraceae)
English—The Banyan Tree Marathi- Vad, Hindi, Bengali & Punjabi—Bar, Bar ; -Wad ; Tamil—A la
17. IVY-LIKE FIG
FICUS PUMILA Linn.
(Family: Moraceae)
IN THIS series we have dealt with two species of Ficus, namely, F. benghalensis (the Banyan), and F. religiosa (the Peepal) ; but the series would in a way remain incomplete if we did not include a third species, one of the most striking fig-trees of the world,Ficus pumila Linn. This is quite a common plant in many parts of India, growing strangely enough not as a tree, but to all appearances like the ivy plant, dinging to the bare walls and covering them with a dense mat of dark green foliage; in every respect it has the habit of the ivy of European or Kashmir gardens, and is naturally known under the name of ivy in Bombay and elsewhere. It is, however, a true fig tree or bush; if you do see the large luscious figs produced by this strange climber, you will be
left in no doubt as to the identity of our ivy.
18. THE PEEPAL
FICUS RELIGI0SA Linn.
(Family: Moraceae)
IT is with some trepidation that I am attempting to discuss the Peepal tree in the present series; the Peepal is one of the best known trees of India, it is planted in most villages of the country, and is held in high esteem by our people. Hindus and Buddhists hold the tree in veneration. In the popular folklore of India, the Peepal is considered as the female to the Banyan. The name religiosa has reference to the tree often being found near temples or shrines.
19. GARUGA
GARUGA PINNATA Roxb.
(Family: Burseraceae)
Hindi—Kaikar ;-Maraiki-Kitdak ; Malayalam—Kosramla ; Tamil—Karvambu ; Telugu—Garuga, Gargu
20. GLIRICIDIA
GLIRICIDIA SEPIUM Walp.
(Family : Papilionaceae)
THIS is a soft-wooded, quick-growing tree of recent introduction in India. Its original home is Guatemala in Central America and southwards to the northern part of South America. The tree was introduced into Ceylon from the West Indies about 1900; some fifteen years later it was growing in Bombay from seedlings brought over from Ceylon.
There is as yet no vernacular name in Bombay for this tree; I have heard it referred to at times as Vilayati Shiris. In English, it is known under the names Mother of Cocca, Madura Shade Tree and Nicaraguan Shade Tree. The scientific name Gliricidia was coined in the I8th century as a translation of the Spanish-American name “Mata-Raton” meaning “Mouse-Killer”. In various parts of Central and South America the bark of the tree is ground into a powder or paste and mixed with rice or maize grains and used as a very effective rat or mouse poison. The popularity of the tree in Bombay, however, comes from the fact that the tree is quick-growing and produces great profusion of colourful flowers.
21. THE QUEEN’S FLOWER
LAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSA Pers.
(Family: Lythraceae)
English-The Queen’s Flower; Hindi and Bengali—Zarul; Marathi— Taman; Tamil—Kadali; Telugu— Varagogu
22. THE MAHWA TREE
MADHUCA INDICA Gmel.
(Family: Sapotaceae)
VERY FEW trees in India are more useful or more stately than the Mahwa tree; every part of the tree yields an economic product of great value to the people in whose neighbourhood it grows. In the various Indian languages the tree is known under the names of Mahwa or Mahua (in Beng, Bombay, M.P., etc.); Mahuda (Guj.; Iliipe (Tarn.) ; Ippi (Tel.); Madhuka (Sansk.) Scientifically in some of the older books, the tree is listed under the name of Bassia latifolia Roxb.; in modern books, the name has been changed to Madhuca indica Gmel.; the name Bassia had been previously used by Alliont (1766) for a small plant of the family Chenopodiaceae and, in consequence, it should not have been used for our tree; one fundamental rule in naming plants is one name for each plant, and one plant only for each name.
23. THE MANGO TREE
MANGIFERA INDICA Linn.
(Family: Anacardiaceae)
ANY BOOK on Indian trees would not be complete if the mango tree was excluded. It is true that normally this tree is not used as an avenue tree in our towns and cities: it is, however, often grown as a roadside tree, and this alone justifies its inclusion in the present series. In many of our villages the mango tree forms the trysting spot where much of the community life of the village is carried on and gossip is exchanged, replacing in many areas the village banyan tree. Mangifera is found wild or cultivated all over peninsular India from the lower slopes of the Himalayas in the north to Cape Comorin in the south. Judging from references in the literature and sculpture of India, the tree has been cultivated in this country for thousands of years. Its original home is still a matter of dispute among experts, though they generally agree that the mango tree comes from South or South-East Asia and Malaya; at present the region of Assam-Burma is considered as about the most probable original home of the mango tree.
Linne in the 18th century named the tree mangifera indica, meaning ‘the Indian mango-bearing tree.’ In English and other European languages the tree is known as the mango tree, the name apparently being derived through the Portuguese from the Malayan Mangga or the Tamil Manga. In Sanskrit literature the tree has been known under many names, among them Amra, Chuta Rasala, etc. In many of the North Indian languages, the tree goes under the names of Am Amb, Amba, etc.
24. PERSIAN LILAC
MELIA AZADERACH Linn.
(Family; Meliaceae)
English—Persian Lilac, Bead-Tree, Bastard Cedar; Bombay— Bakan-nimb; BengaIi—Bakarjam ; Hindi—Baken
25. IRON-WOOD TREE
MEMECYLON UMBELLATUM Burm.
(Family: Melastomataceae)
THERE ARE several species of the genus Memecylon in Bombay, and they all go under the local name Anjan; in English the tree is sometimes known as the Iron-Wood Tree, a name that may at times cause confusion, as it is also applied
26. MUSSAENDA
MUSSAENDA FRONDOSA Linn.
(Family:- Rubiaceae)
Hindi—Pedina ; Bengali—Nagbali; Marathi—Bhutkas or Bhutkesa; Tamil— Vellaiyilai Malayalam—Parathole
27. THE QUEEN OF THE NIGHT
NYCTANTHES ARBOR-TRISTIS Linn.
(Family: Oleaceae)
Hindi—Har, Harsinghar, Sahenva, Seoli; Bengali—Harsinghar, Septalikar; Marathi — Parijatak ; Tamil—Manja-pu
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28. SOME OF THE COMMONER PALMS OF INDIA
THE TAL PALM
BORASSUS FLABELLIFER Linn.
In English, this palm is known under the name of Palmyra Palm in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, etc., it goes under the name of Tal or Tar or Tad.
THE FISH-TAIL OR SAGO PALM
CARYOTA URENS Linn.
In English this palm is known as the fish-tail or Indian sago palm; in Hindi, it is known as Man in Marathi., as Birli Mhad. Caryota from the Greek means ‘nut-like’.
THE BETEL NUT PALM
ARECA CATECHU Linn.
Hindi and Marathi—Supari; Bengali—Gua ; Gujarati—Sopari; Tamil — Kamugu
THE WILD DATE PALM
PHOENIX SYLVESTRIS Roxb.
Phoenix is from the Greek, meaning ‘purple’, an allusion to the fruit. The Wild Date Palm is indigenous to India, but the persistent bases of the leaf petioles give it a very wild look, on account of which this palm is nowhere cultivated as an avenue or roadside tree. Economically the tree is important because of the sugary sap that can be concentrated into sugar, or fermented into liquor. The wild date possesses a large stone in the centre, surrounded by a tough skin, and little else.
THE MOUNTAIN GLORY
ROYSTONEA REGIA. Cook.
This palm is listed in the literature under the name Oreodoxa regia Kunth; in English it is called the Mountain Glory, or the Bottle Palm.
THE COCONUT PALM
COCOS NUCIFERA Linn.
In the coastal parts of India, there is scarcely a tree that is better known to the general public than the coconut tree, Cocos nucifera Linn. Some details, however, may not be so well known, and that is why the tree is included in this series. Marathi-Naral, Hindi-Nariyal.
29. THE RUSTY SHIELD-BEARER
PELTOPHORUM PTEROCARPUM (DC.) Backer
(Family: Caesalpiniaceae)
TOWARDS THE end of April, many of the streets and roads in our cities are gay with masses of yellow flowers, which not only cover the trees with a colourful halo, but are also strewn on the ground beneath the trees to form a magic carpet of bright colours. The sight is all the more striking as this often is the only tree in flower at the time.
The scientific name of the tree has lately been changed several times; in our flora it is known as Peltophorum ferritgineum; it also goes under the names of P. inerme, P. roxburghii or P. pterocarpum ; all these names apply to the same tree. The common English name, the Rusty Shield-Bearer, is the translation of the scientific name; Peltophorum or ‘Shield-bearer’ seems to refer to the scale or shield-like stigma of the flowers ; ferrugineum, meaning ‘rusty’, refers to the rusty or reddish brown colour of the buds and fruits, both of which are conspicuous on the tree; on account of the colour of the pods, the tree is also sometimes referred to as the Copper Pod the colour of the pod being rusty or old copper. Pterocarpum means ‘with winged fruit’.
30. THE ASHOK TREE
POLYALTHIA LONGIFOLIA (Sonn.) Thw.
(Family: Annonaceae)
Polyalthia lortgifolia is known in English as the Indian Fir or Mast Tree; in Indian vernaculars, the tree goes under the name of Asoplav or simply Ashok; the latter name may cause some confusion, it being the name of the sacred tree Saraca indica (in older literature often referred to as Jonesia asoka), Polyalthia has been coined from the Greek, Poly = much or many, and Althaino=to heal or cure; longifolia means long-leaved.
31. PONGAMIA
PONGAMIA PINNATA (Linn.)Pierre
(Family: Papilionaceae)
Hindi, Bengali, Marathi—Karanj ; Tamil—Pongam, Punku
32. PUTRANJIVA
PUTRANJIVA ROXBVRGHII Wall.
(Family : Euphorbiaceae)
English — The Lucky Bean Tree; Hindi and Bengali—Putranjiva, Jioysuta ; Marathi—Patravanti, Jivputrak
33. KUSIM
SCHLEICHERA OLEOSA (Lour.) Oken
(Family: Sapindaceae)
English—Lac Tree, Gum Lac Tree; Hindi—Kosom, Kusim ; Marathi—Kusim ; Tamil—Pova, Pu, Pulochhi
THE GENERIC name is after J. C. Schleicher, a Swiss botanist; ‘oleosa’ means oil or ‘rich in oil with reference to the oil contained in the seeds. In some older books the tree is listed as Schleichera trijuga Willd. Trijuga means ‘with three pairs’ or ‘three yokes’ and refers to the pairs of leaflets in a leaf.
34. THE TULIP TREE
SPATHODEA CAMPANULATA Beauv.
THIS TREE is well known in English under the names of Scarlet-bell, Fountain Tree or Squirt Tree; at times it also goes under the name of Tulip Tree. All these names are very interesting as showing some of the more striking properties of the same. Scarletbell refers to the large and bright scarlet, bell-shaped flowers; Fountain or Squirt refers to the fact that when the buds are squeezed, they give out a quantity of water that comes out like a squirt. Finally the name Tulip Tree refers to the resemblance between the flowers of this tree and those of the tulip tree, a resemblance that, say to the least, needs little imagination to see; the flowers of this tree are decidedly irregular or asymmetrical at least near the base. The scientific name Spathodea refers to the ladle or spathe like structure of the calyx; campanulata means bell-like.
35. THE JAMUN TREE
SYZYGIUM CUMINI (Linn.) Skeels (Family: Myrtaceae)
English—Java Plum; Bengali—Kalajam; Marathi—Jambhul; Hindi—Jamun ; Tamil—Naval
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36. THE TAMARIND TREE
TAMARINDUS INDICA Linn.
(Family: Caesalpiniaceae)
The name Tamarind, comes from the Persian, Tamar-i-Hind, and means Indian date. The specific name, indica, refers to the
supposed Indian origin of the tree, it is now commonly held that the tree is African in origin, but is cultivated in most tropical
countries.
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37. THE TEAK TREE
TECTONA GRANDIS Linn.
(Family: Verbenaceae)
English — Teak Tree; Hindi—Sagun ; Marathi—Sag, Sagwan ; Bengali—Saguna ; Tamil—Tekku
THE NAME Tectona is said by Benthall to be derived from the Greek ‘tekton’, meaning a carpenter, Grandis means ‘large’, and refers to the size of the tree.
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38. THE BHENDl TREE
THESPESIA POPULNEA Soland.
(Family: Malvaceae)
THIS is one of the finest among our indigenous trees: it grows wild along the sea-coasts from the Konkan southwards going into Burma and the Islands of the Pacific and westwards to East Africa. In Hindi and other languages, the tree is known under the name of Bhendi; in English it goes under several names, such as Portia Tree Bhendi Tree, Tulip Tree or Umbrella Tree. The scientific name, Thespesia, in Greek means ‘divine’ and refers to the fact that the tree was first noticed by Captain Cook in the neighbourhood of the temples in Tahiti; populnea means ‘poplar-like’ and refers to the shape of the leaves, which are similar to those of the European poplar.
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39. THE TOON TREE
TOONA CILIATA Roem.
(Family: Metiaceae)
English—Toon, Indian Mahogany, Moulmein Cedar; Hindi—Tun, Tun-ka-jhar ; Bengali—Tun ; Marathi—Tun, Kunant, Neem ; Tamil—Tun-maratn ; Telugu—Nandi
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