DHAURA
 

Common Name Dhaura
Scientific Name Anogeissus Latifolia wall
Family Combretaceae
Flowering September
Fruiting February

Leaves

An erect tree sometimes reaching 18-21 m bark, smooth, light coloured, young parts glabrous or silky pubescent. Leaves 6.3-10 cm by 3-5 cm alternate or subopposte. Flowers sessile, in small dense heads.

Bark useful in diarrhoea, dysentery, cough, headache. Gum used in leucorrhoea and tonic in postnatal treatment.

The wood is extensively used for axle handles, construction, agricultural implements, house posts, poles, excellent fuel and charcoal, yields a gum used in calica printing. Leaves used for tanning.


Pods

Bark

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