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| Aamti |
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| Akashneem |
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| Amda |
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Mango like fruit which is used in culinary preparations |
| Amla |
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famous for its medicinal value |
| Anjan |
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| Anjeeri |
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| Arjun |
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| Arni |
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| Babool |
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| Badhal |
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related to jack-fruit but its spiky orange fruit is considerably smaller |
| Baheda |
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The fruit is part of Triphala |
| Bakain |
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| Bargad |
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| Barna |
Shady site |
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| Basa |
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| Bel |
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The large fruit contain a pulp that is valued for its medicinal uses. |
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The edible fruits are a rich source of Vitamin C |
| Bhirra |
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| Bilangada |
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The seeds of its edible, red fruit are dispersed by birds |
| Bilatri |
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| Bilsa |
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You will not see the fruits as there are no female trees in Delhi |
| Bistendu |
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| Chakwa |
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| Chamrod |
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| Chudel Papdi |
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flat, papery fruit in large numbers that rustle in the wind |
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| ahia |
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| Dahi-Palash |
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| Daira |
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| Dhau |
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| Dhavda |
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| Doodhi |
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| Doon Siras |
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| Gamhar |
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| Ganiar |
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| Goolar |
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| Goondi |
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The edible fruit are also eaten by monkeys and birds |
| Goonja |
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| Hadua |
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| Harshingar |
Tolerant of moderate shade |
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| Hingot |
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Fruit is eaten by nilgai, jackals and porcupines |
| Imli |
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The tangy fruits of this tree are an integral part of Indian Cuisine |
| Jadi |
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| Jamun |
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edible purple fruit, rich in Vitamin A and C and recommended to control diabetes |
| Jhau |
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| Jhinjheri |
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| Kaari |
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Green to Purple edible fruit |
| Kahnar |
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| Kaim |
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| Kair |
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| Kaitthh |
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Hard fruit similar to appearance in bel with an edible sweet and sour pulp |
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Withstands shade well |
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It is best known for the dye derived from its bright red fruit (only on female trees) |
| Kaniar |
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| Kankera |
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| Karanj |
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| Kasai |
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Pea-sized fruit are a magnet for birds especially green pigeons |
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resemble guava when ripe. THese fruit are cooked as a vegetable in unripe form, and are widely used in Ayurveda |
| Kutumbar |
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| Khabar |
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Pale yellow, edible fruit that are a rich source of calcium |
| Khair |
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| Khajoori |
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| Khejdi |
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| Khirk |
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Tiny and inconspicuous |
| Khirni |
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Fruiting tree belonging to the chikoo family |
| Kosam |
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| Krishna Sirish |
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| Kuda |
Tolerates Shade |
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| Kulu |
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Fast Seed Germination |
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| Lasuda |
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| Mahua |
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The fruit yield an oil used for cooking and lamp-oil |
| Marodphali |
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The fruit is cylindrical and spirally twisted giving it the name ‘screw tree’ |
| Medsinghi |
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| Millettia |
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| Neem |
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| Palash |
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| Pania |
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Edible fruit |
| Papda |
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| Peelu |
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| Peepal |
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| Peepli |
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| Phulahi |
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| Pilkhan |
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| Roheda |
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| Ranjh |
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| Salai |
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| Semal |
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Fast Seed Germination |
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| Shishum |
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| Siras |
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| Sona Pakhad |
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| Sonjna |
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not consumed as they are bitter |
| Thhor |
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| Tinsa |
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| Toot |
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| Tota |
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| Tumri |
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The hard green fruit grow on long stalks |
| Ullu |
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| Usba |
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