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Family: Mimosaceae Distribution: Indian subcontinent and Persia. Common in scrub forests in dry stony soil.

10 m tall, armed trees, bark grey rough; branches with scattered spines. Leaves bipinnate, pinnae 2-3 pairs, 3-5cm long, leaflets 8-12 pairs, sessile. 

Flowers yellow in 6-10cm long slender branched racemose spikes. Calyx 5, adnate to ovary, corolla 5, gamopetalous, stamens 10, ovary one celled, many ovules. It is known as Jammi chettu or Shami vriksham . It is a sacred tree for Hindus. Leaf poultice, bark are used as medicines.

Photographed at Eastern ghats.
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Source Prosopis cineraria(L.)Druce
Author Lalithamba from India

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