Tree no:

P4
Common Names:
Red Sandalwood, Sandalwood tree Description:
Botanical Name: Pterocarpus santalinus, commonly known as Red Sandalwood
Pterocarpus santalinus or Sandalwood tree, is a medium-sized deciduous tree native
Family: to southern India. This tree is known for its rich cultural,
Fabaceae economic, and ecological significance. The Red Sandalwood
Origin: tree features dark brown to black bark and pinnately
Southern India compound leaves. However, its most prized feature is the
Category: heartwood, which is deep red and known for its fragrant
Hardwood tree aroma. This heartwood is highly valued and used in the
Use: production of perfumes, incense, and high-quality wood
Aesthetic, Timber, Medicinal products. Its distinctive scent and vibrant red color make it
Appearance: especially sought after. Beyond its economic value, Red
Pterocarpus santalinus is a medium-sized deciduous tree with dark Sandalwood has a history of traditional medicinal use,
brown to black bark and pinnately compound leaves. The particularly in Ayurveda, where it is believed to offer various
heartwood, which is the most valuable part, is deep red, giving it health benefits. Due to its overharvesting and illegal logging,
the name "Red Sandalwood." the tree is considered a threatened species in India, leading to
Wood Quality: Red Sandalwood is highly prized for its fragrant strict regulations on its trade and cultivation. Cultivating Red
heartwood, which is used in the production of perfumes, incense, Sandalwood is a long-term endeavor, and it can take many
and high-quality wood products. It's famous for its distinctive years for the tree to mature and produce valuable heartwood.
aroma. Besides its economic and medicinal value, it is also appreciated
Medicinal Uses: Red Sandalwood has a long history of use in for its aesthetic appeal, making it a desirable addition to
traditional medicine, particularly in Ayurveda, where it's believed gardens and landscapes.
to have various health benefits.
Conservation Status: Due to overharvesting and illegal logging, Red
Sandalwood is considered a threatened and protected species in
India.
Cultivation: Cultivating Red Sandalwood is a long-term endeavor,
and it can take many years for the tree to mature and produce
valuable heartwood.
Aesthetic Uses: In addition to its economic value, Red Sandalwood
is also valued for its aesthetic appeal in gardens and landscaping.
Location :
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Landmark: Delhi Technological University, Shahbad Daulatpur,
Bawana road 110042, New Delhi