IUCN Red List Status: Vulnerable (VU) Chloroxylon swietenia DC., Prodr. 1: 625 1824.; klor-oh-ZY-lon -- from the Greek chloros (green) and xylon (wood) commonly known as: Ceylon satinwood, East Indian satinwood • Malayalam: പുരുഷ് purus, വരിമരം varimaram • Marathi: ¿ बेहरु ? behru, हेद heda, हेद्रू hedru • Oriya: ଭେରୁ bheru • Sanskrit: पीतदारु pitadaru, पीतकाष्ठ pitakastha • Tamil: கன்முதிரை kan-mutirai, கரும்புரசு karum-puracu, முதிரை mutirai, புரசு puracu • Telugu: బిళ్లు billu Native to: s India, Sri Lanka
That's how Traditional Allelopathic Knowledge is practiced: Yesterday I was in forest with Traditional Healers. They collected bark of Koriya tree. One of them started collecting bark whereas other started crushing of Bhirha tree leaves. After bark collection, Bhirha leaf paste was applied on injured part. They informed that now tree wound will heal within no time. Please see the attached pictures.
As you know, thousands of my research documents on Traditional Allelopathic Knowledge<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&biw=1024&bih=581&q=%22tr...>are
online. I dream of tree care services/units equipped with this unique concept to provide relief to injured trees in our metros. In forest, Healers are practicing it but there is need to educate young herb collectors as well as greedy herb traders about it. - Bhirha is Chloroxylon swietenia and Koriya is Wrightia sp. You can see Bhirha growing in back of Koriya.
Koriya plant parts play vital role in treating many troubles of Bhirha. The Healers say- that's why they are growing in same system in Nature's experimental fields.
Both species are used as medicine in Traditional Healing. Its combination continues as medicine also. In many diseases when Bhirha stops giving good results Koriya plant parts are added with it in order to make it more effective and vice-versa. The Healers accept humbly that they have learnt it from Mother Nature. - Not taken many pictures as it is common practice I observe during forest visit specially with senior Healers. Many times young Healers miss this important work. In such situation I perform it based on my knowledge gathered from the seniors. I presented a lead paper in International Biodiversity Conference, Mysore last year that how Wild Curcuma based solution is used by the innovative Healers one week before collection of Parthenium hysterophorus roots for use as medicine.
During this visit Leopard saved our lives in forest. I have written about it in my Hindi blog. http://pratikriyaa.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-post.html Chloroxylon swietenia: Two large trees with similar looking panicles were observed in Pune University Bot. garden recently.
The second one is from Family Rutaceae Chloroxylon swietenia Chloroxylon swietenia at Pench: I had seen this big tree at Pench (MP). Entire forest was found to be blooming with these flowers. Trees were leafless when photographed. Bot. name: Chloroxylon swietenia Family: Rutaceae Rutaceae week: Tree's sporting the summer look - Chloroxylon swietenia from Mamandur: Ceylon satinwood 27 Mar 2010, 11:06:48 Mamandur forest, Thirupati, Andhra Pradesh, Wild, Eastern ghats Tree height 30 feet, No leaves found Rutaceae Week :: Chloroxylon swietenia at Sutagatti: Chloroxylon swietenia DC. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ While compiling notes for this plant, found it to be very intriguing ... Chloroxylon swietenia is also placed in a family called Flindersiaceae ... NPGS / GRIN --- not much information on the internet; not yet listed in The Plants List A rare binomial -- the epithet is strangely a name of genus - Swietenia. Its synonym is Swietenia chloroxylon ... NPGS / GRIN In The Plants List, Swietenia chloroxylon is synonym of Chloroxylon chloroxylon (unresolved). ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ klor-oh-ZY-lon -- from the Greek chloros (green) and xylon (wood) swee-TEEN-ee-uh -- named for Gerard van Swieten, Dutch botanist and physician to the Empress Maria Theresa ... Dave's Botanary Apr 22, 2011 ... at Sutagatti, near Belgaum, Karnataka commonly known as: Ceylon satinwood, East Indian satinwood • Malayalam: പുരുഷ് purus, വരിമരം varimaram • Marathi: ¿ बेहरु ? behru, हेद heda, हेद्रू hedru • Oriya: ଭେରୁ bheru • Sanskrit: पीतदारु pitadaru, पीतकाष्ठ pitakastha • Tamil: கன்முதிரை kan-mutirai, கரும்புரசு karum-puracu, முதிரை mutirai, புரசு puracu • Telugu: బిళ్లు billu Native to: s India, Sri Lanka References: Flowers of India • NPGS / GRIN • ENVIS - FRLHT • DDSA • Further Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar more views: Apr 22, 2011 ... at Sutagatti, near Belgaum, Karnataka Yes ... I have also observed it mentioned in Family Meliaceae....? is it sweitenia because its fruits sort of resemble other swietenia tree fruits? I wonder... Tree for Id---- 040112 -NS1- Flora of MP.: I photographed this tree at the forest of Betul. I was told d local name of dis z- Dheriya. In an research article I found that d tree wid local name Dheriya z- Eriolaena quinquelocularis. ( in d table under "Results " ) ( http://www.ecology.kee.hu/pdf/0501_109121.pdf ) But the leaves doesnt match wid dat of Eriolaena quinquelocularis. Plz help .......Plz Id. Tree Height- abt 20 Mts Leaves- Pinnately compound leaves wid 10-11 pair of leaflets. No flowers or fruits . looks like Chloroxylon swietenia I agree with ... id: Chloroxylon swietenia (Rutaceae). Tree for ID : 20102013 : RV 2 : Attachments (5). 2 posts by 2 authors. One more request to identify this tree........ seems to be planted in the resort in Hampi....... when I crushed the leaflets, it has nice fragrance. Family: Rutaceae Date: 19th March 2015 Place: Kollegala, Chamrajanagar, Karnataka Habit: Tree Habitat: Deciduous forest ... of NBRI, Lucknow is the best person to comment on this. ID24042015PHK 1 : 4 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (2) Id Please A big sized tree at Nallamala forest, AP 25March, 2015 Chloroxylon swietenia DC. It looks like Lagerostroemia parviflora efi pages on Chloroxylon swietenia & Lagerstroemia parviflora I also feel it's Chloroxylon swietenia 11082017BHAR2 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4) Found in Javadhu hills of Eastern ghats. This appears to be Chloroxylon swietenia DC. [Rutaceae]. References:
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