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The document describes three plant species - Albizia lebbeck, Mimusops elengi, and Plumeria. It provides details on the botanical name, common names, family, structure, leaves, flowers, fruits, roots, soil and climate preferences, propagation, and general uses of each species.
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The document describes three plant species - Albizia lebbeck, Mimusops elengi, and Plumeria. It provides details on the botanical name, common names, family, structure, leaves, flowers, fruits, roots, soil and climate preferences, propagation, and general uses of each species.
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Botanical Name : Albizia lebbeck .

English : Lebbeck tree .


Common names : Shirish , Kalo koroi, Frywood .
Family : Fabaceae (Leguminosae) .
Category : Outdoor Plant (Fabaceae) .

Description :

Structure : Shirish or Lebbek tree is a large deciduous tree with spreading crown,
attaining a height of 15-20 m.
Shade : Ample Shade .
Leaf : Leaf is feathery and bipinnate, with a delicate and
airy appearance. Leaflets 2.5-4 cm long and 1.5-2 cm wide
.
Flower : Flowers bloom in April-June. Greenish white,
heads globose, containing many flowers. Stamens are
longer than petals and sepals.
Fruit: The fruit is a legume, 12-30 cm long and 2-5 cm
wide. It contains 6-12 seeds.
Root type : Fibrous .

Distribution : Tropical and Subtropical Regions including parts of Bangladesh


,Southeast Asia and Australia.
Soil Condition : Well-draining sandy or loamy soils, but it prefers fertile and moist soils .
Water Resistance : Its exhibits moderate drought resistance once established but
generally prefers regular watering in dry conditions.
Solar : Prefers a warm and sunny climate .
Temperature : 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F) and under full sun exposure.
Tolerance : Good tolerance to a variety of environmental conditions, including
drought and partial shade.
Propagation : Propagation of the plant is mainly caused by seeds.
General Use : Albizia lebbeck is a good timber tree, fast growing and suitable for a
forestation.
Botanical Name : Mimusops elengi .
English : Bullet wood, Spanish cherry.
Common names : Bokul .
Family : Sapotaceae .
Category : Outdoor flowering trees in the family
Sapotaceae.

Description :

Structure : Medium-sized evergreen tree with dome-shaped crown, attaining a height


of 10-15 cm. Trunk is grey, rough and round with spreading branches.
Shade : Ample Shade .
Leaf : Leaves are alternate, wavy-ended, shiny green
above and pale green underneath, elliptic, 8-10 cm and
and .4-7 cm wide. New leaves come out in spring .
Flower : Flowers are borne in axillary clusters, 1-6 in a
bunch. Flowers are small, white in colour. Its scent is
retained even if it dries. (summer up to autumn).
Fruit: Fruits are oval-shaped, red or orange in colour, 2-3
cm long; . 1-2-seeded. Flowers and fruits can be seen at a
time.
Root type : Taproot .
Distribution : Indian subcontinent and Myanmar is the home of the tree.
Soil Condition : Bokul (Mimusops elengi) prefers well-draining soil.

Water Resistance : Bokul (Mimusops elengi) exhibits moderate water resistance and
can tolerate short periods of drought once established.
Solar : Warm tropical to subtropical climate .
Temperature : 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F) and under full sun exposure.
Tolerance : Good tolerance to a variety of environmental conditions, including
drought and partial shade.
Propagation : Propagation of the plant is mainly caused by seeds.
General Use : It is a suitable tree for roadside plantation. Its huge canopy provides
pleasant shade in gardens and parks. It can survive in stagnant water.
Botanical Name : Plumeria .
English : Frangipani .
Common names : Kaatgolap .
Family : Apocynaceae .
Category : Outdoor flowering trees .

Description :

Structure : Frangipani tree (Plumeria) structure types include small to medium-sized


deciduous trees and shrubs, with heights ranging from 2 to 8 meters (6 to 26 feet).

Shade : Dappled Shade


.Leaf : Leaves are leathery, elongated, and clustered at the
tips .of branches, arranged in a spiral pattern, and they
vary in size depending on the species .
Flower : Flowers are large, fragrant, and have five waxy,
overlapping petals with various colours like white, pink,
yellow, or red, often with a contrasting centre.

Root type : Adventitious .

Distribution : Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America, but it is
widely distributed and cultivated in many tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.
Soil Condition : Prefers well-draining soil.
Water Resistance : Frangipani (Plumeria) exhibits moderate drought resistance once
established, but it prefers regular watering during dry periods for optimal growth and
flowering.
Solar : Warm tropical to subtropical climate .
Temperature : 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F) and under full sun exposure.
Tolerance : It shows good tolerance to salt, making it suitable for coastal
environments, but it can be sensitive to frost and cold temperatures.
General Use : It is commonly used as an ornamental plant in gardens, landscapes, and
tropical-themed settings due to its beautiful and fragrant flowers.

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