Thanks everyone :) On Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at 5:33:13 PM UTC+5:30, Sushrut Chakraborty wrote: > > This is one of the most numerous avenue trees here in Mayur Vihar in New > Delhi. > Leaves come in spring and almost all specimens that I have seen have the > characteristic mottling as seen in the photographs. > Each specimen is quite a spectacle,with trunks that seems to grow without > any plan. > I think I remember them flowering around August September. Very small > white flowers, numerous and somewhat fragrant. The barks are silver, rough > with small grains and the trunks have large bumps too. What I found > intersting was one secondary branch which was actually growing with a > negative gradient. Most of the specimens are twisted in odd shapes. I don't > know if that is a characteristic of the tree or the efforts of local > arborists who trim the trees every winter or two. > Hoping for a positive ID on this tree that I see so many times everyday. >
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