Thanks for the details about the plant. But  this plant is best known
as Lac tree, as it serves as the host of lac insects. The plants grow
well in the Bengal-Jharkhand border areas, and here once lac-industry
flourished very well. However, with the introduction of chemically
prepared varnishers, use of lac has been restricted.

On Feb 26, 6:33 pm, Pravin Kawale <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Species:Schleichera oleosa .
> Family :        Sapindaceae
> CommonName :Kusum, Koshimb,Ceylon oak.
> Habit :Tree
> Description :
> Rachis 6-15 cm long. Nerves 18-20 pairs, prominent beneath. Fruit dry,
> crustaceous with persistent style base and few prickles near the apex,
> in axillary racemes; stalk to 1 cm long.
> Leaf Arrangement:       Alternate
> Leaf Type :   Paripinnate
> Petiole :       Sessile
> Leaflets :      3 - 5 pairs
> Inflorescence:  Axillary Raceme
> Flowering Month: February - May
> Fruit : Drupe
> Fruit Shape : Ovoid
> Fruiting Month : April - June
> At sagargad,Alibag
> 26 Feb,2010
> Thanks
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