Want to know more about "Melia composita" (Malabar Neem Tree)

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"Full name:Manne.Satyanarayana,occupation: Real Estate Consultant,Qualifications::B.Com.,LLB.,Place :Hyderabad-500072,India. I want to know muchabout "Melia composita"(Malabar Neem Tree.It is fast Growing and it Gives immense Ecological Balane to the Nature while Giving GOOD Returns to the Grwers. I want to know more about and I want to Plant these Trees in my FIVE Acres of Land near Hydearabad,India"
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There are three different names for Melia composita as below from The Plant List (http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl/search?q=Melia+composita):

Name	Status	Confi­dence level	Source
Melia composita DC.	Unresolved		WCSP (in review)
Melia composita Benth.	Unresolved		WCSP (in review)
Melia composita Willd.	Unresolved		WCSP (in review)

 

Which one from above is the Malabar Neem Tree.

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