Location : Lengpui, Mizoram. Altitude : 400 - 900 m. Date : 12-06-2014. Habit : Middle-sized deciduous tree. Wood scented, durable for post. Habitat : It grows wild in the secondary forest, etc. Note : Leaves are eaten cooked with meats.Heartwood used for house post. Premna sp. ?
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Some earlier relevant feedback:
Flora Indica informs -
Premna latifolia Roxb. : - bark ash-coloured / corymbs axillary and terminal, compound / wood is white, used for various economical purpose / leaves have pretty strong agreeable smell and used in curry. But, FBI informs leaves have 7 pairs of nerves.
Premna longifolia Roxb. : distrib. Bengal / bark ash to greenish brown / petiole 2 to 3 inches / corymbs terminal, large / smell agreeable. Nerves 6 pairs (FBI)
Premna integrifolia L. : it is connected with with several citations / sometimes thorny / upper half of leaf margin sometimes bears teeth / nerves 4 to 5 pair / leaves edible (KEW). Flora Indica informs (P. serratifolia) "the whole plant has a heavy unpleasant smell".
I think your plant is one of the above three. Thanks n regards |
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