False White Teak is a large deciduous tree, growing to
10-20 m tall, with a smooth grey bark. Oppositely arranged ovate
leaves, 7-17 cm long, are heart- shaped at the base and have tapering
tips. Leaf-stalks are 3-7 cm long. Flowers small, greenish. Male
flowers are borne in 7-19 cm long racemes, carried on slender stalks.
Female flowers are borne singly on long stalks. Fruit is round, with
2-4 compartments, 2-4 cm in diameter, smooth or hairy, exocarp thick
and fleshy. Flowering: December-March.
Identification credit: Balkar Singh, Nidhan Singh
Photographed in Bijnor, UP & Bagdogra, WB.
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