What is the flower on the right hand corner
On Nov 7, 5:44 pm, "J.M. Garg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Ketaki & Manasi ji,
> Here is a query from Anand ji ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - I hope you can help
> us:
> "Yes Yogesh the link provided by Sri Garg contains some informative articles
> by Messrs. Phadke and Tabish. to repeat I will be greatful to receive
> further info about acacia mangium and its suitability for India.
> How can I get hold of the list prepared *(of non-native undesirable trees in
> India)** by OIKOS?
> Best wishes,
> akbhatt"
> Note- * added by me for clarity.
> On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Oikos for Ecological Services <
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > *Greetings from oikos !*
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> > Main character of *Deciduous** *forests is that the trees shed all the
> > leaves in one season. Leaf loss is caused due to
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> > extreme weather conditions like coldest winter or dry season. These are
> > most widely distributed forest types in India.
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> > They are spread from plains to hills, over wide range of rainfall. *Dry
> > deciduous forests* occur in areas with rainfall
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> > (500 to 1500 mm) while *Moist deciduous forests *are developed in
> > relatively high rainfall areas like Kokan.
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> > Some of the most endangered wildlife in India like Tiger, Elephant & Gaur
> > is found in deciduous forests. Teak & Sal – most
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> > popular timber species are dominating trees in Deciduous forests. Other
> > natural native diversity in deciduous forests
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> > includes Khair, Dhawada, Nana, Palas, Salai, Moi, Shivan etc.
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> > *Gmelina arborea* - *S H I V A N*
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> > *Family:* Verbenaceae
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> > *Flowering - Fruiting season:* February - June
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> > A medium to large sized deciduous tree found throughout the state, common
> > in Satpudas and Dang. Bright yellow – brown
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> > coloured flowers bloom on leafless tree look very attractive. It is a
> > medicinally valued tree. Fruits are eaten by poorer
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> > classes in Satpudas and also by cattle. Wood is valued as timber for
> > construction purpose.
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> > This is a very good tree for plantation during restoration being very hardy
> > & fast growing.
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> > *Recommended use:* Timber, Forest food, fodder, Medicinal
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> > * Save the attached calendar image and set it as desktop background for
> > your computer monitor.
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> > * This photograph is taken at Mayurwan near Paud, Pune.
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> > *Regards,*
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> > *Ketaki & Manasi.*
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> > * *
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> > *Please Note -** *
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> > This Email is a part of awareness campaign initiated by oikos, Pune.
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> > If you are not willing or not the correct recipient of this Email,
> > kindly reply this mail with subject 'unsubscribe'.
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> > Thanking you for your valuable time.
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> > *Spread a word !! Forward to nature lovers !*
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> > ______________________________
> > oikos for ecological services
> > Ph. 02...
> > Web:www.oikos.in
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> --
> With regards,
> J.M.Garg
> "We often ignore the beauty around us"
> Creating Awareness about Indian Flora &
> Fauna:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jmgarg1
> For learning about our trees & plants, please visit/ join Google e-group
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