... (ref. elforindia:72243) is at https://groups.google.com/d/topic/indiantreepix/dlEgKfX5SGY/discussion
Giby ji ... agreeing to your point that pictures that do not show features to support ID are not effective. About *Olea dioica*: leaf margin may not be always serrated ... here are some of photos of what I believe are of *Olea dioica* ... please correct me if they seem ambiguous. http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Olea+dioica&w=91314344%40N00&s=rec 1) Feb 27, 2011 ... Matheran ... 2039 ft 2) Feb 18, 2009 ... Matheran ... ~2000 ft 3) Jan 17, 2009 ... Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary ... ~2000 ft 4) Apr 7, 2008 ... near Lion's Point, Lonavala ... ~ 2500 ft 5) Feb 16, 2008 ... Mahabaleshwar ... ~ 4000 ft Regards. Dinesh On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 9:32 PM, shrikant ingalhalikar <[email protected] > wrote: > The size of the fruits needs to be given. If they are about 3-4 cm > then this could be Beilschmeidia dalzellii of Lauraceae. Regards, > Shrikant > > On Jun 24, 1:59 pm, Satish Nikam <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear All, > > This refers to my earlier query on this same subject(ref. > elforindia:72243).This plant has been tentatively identified by Dineshji as > Oleo dioica.In Feb 11 I had queried about a plant which was identified as > Oleo dioica.Then I had gone through Dineshjis photos on flickr,which I often > do, and had come across a plant named Oleo dioica.Since then I was confused > as both looked different.So I tracked this plant to see further > development,but did not find these fruits afterwards.So there seems some > mistake somewhere.I would like experts to clarify.Also I had mentioned that > locals avoid this fruit,but they just say "jungli"and have no specific name > for it. > > thanks > > regards > > satish nikam > > > > IMG_5416-r.jpg > > 49KViewDownload > > > > IMG_5417-r.jpg > > 55KViewDownload > > > > IMG_5418-r.jpg > > 38KViewDownload > > > > IMG_5419-r.jpg > > 61KViewDownload >
