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Family: Anacardiaceae	Genus: Lannea	Species: Lannea coromandelica (Houtt.) Merr.

Habit	Leaf	Flower	Fruit	Bark

Synonym	Dialium coromandelicum Houtt., Lannea grandis Engl., Lannea wodier (Roxb.) Parker	Flower Color	Greenish
Common Name	Jhingam, Wodier	Flower Type	Raceme
English / Trade Name	Indian Ash Tree, Moya, Wodier	Flowering Period	Jan-March
Vernacular /Local Name	Jhingam, Kimlu	Fruiting Period	April-June
Altitude	100-1800 m	Fruit Type	Drupe
Habit	Tree	Fruit Details	Fruit a drupe, 12 mm long, ovoid, red; stone hard; seed compressed.
Habitat	Deciduous forests, also in the plains	Bark Type	Exfoliating
Distribution	Indo-Malesia and China	Bark Details	Bark surface grey to dark brown, rough, exfoliating in small irregular flakes, fibrous; blaze crimson red or deep pink; exudation gummy, red; young parts stellate-rusty tomentose.
Distribution in chandigarh	Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary, Chandigarh Botanical Garden and Nature Park, Sector 1, Sector 6	Origin	Native
		Leaf Type	Compound
		Leaf Arrangement	Alternate (leaves born singly along stem)
		Leaf Shape	Pinnate
Description of Species	Deciduous tree, growing up to 14 m tall. Branchlets minutely covered with starry hairs. Alternately arranged leaves are pinnate, with a single terminal leaflet (pinnae) at the end. The spine carrying the leaflets is up to 7 cm long. Leaflets are usually 5, each laterals opposite, ovate, base rounded, densely velvet-hairy when young. Flowers unisexual, greenish, the male in compound and female in simple racemes. Sepals 4, about 1 mm long, broad ovate. Petals 4, 2 mm long, oblong, green yellow. Fruit is ovoid, compressed, in panicles, at the end of leafless branches	Leaf Details	Alternately arranged leaves are pinnate, with a single terminal leaflet (pinnae) at the end. The spine carrying the leaflets is up to 7 cm long. Leaflets are usually 5, each laterals opposite, ovate, base rounded, densely velvet-hairy when young.

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