Botanical name (Family)
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Local name
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Growth Characteristics, Leaf Canopy
characteristics
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Remarks
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35. Ficus elastica Roxb. (Moraceae) | Indian rubber tree (E), | Quick growing; Evergreen, | Common in ISM campus |
36. Gliricidia sepium Walp Papilionaceae. | Gliricidia (E) | Quick growing, medium size tree. | Only 2 plants in seen ISM teachers colony. |
37. Gmelina arborea Roxb. (Verbenaceae) | White teak (E), Gamar (H,B) | Moderate growing, wood is valuable, Planted in mining areas.Oblong. Reg by seeds, saplings; 1012m height. | Common in ISM campus |
38. Grevillea robusta A. Cunn.(Proteaceae) | Silvery oak (E, H, B) | Quick growing, hardy, suitable for mining areas.(Silvery colour in the back of leaves); Oblong. Good for dust and noise attenuation. Reg: by seeds. Very common in West Bokaro Coalfield areas. | Only 2 trees are planted (one is at lower ground); may be planted few more. |
39. Ixora coccinea L (Rubiaceae) | Rangan (H, B) | Quick growing, Evergreen; Oblong, 6m,By cuttings | Common in ISM campus |
40. Jacaranda mimosaefolia D.Don. (Bignoniaceae) | Nil Gulmohar (E, H, B), The Jacaranda. | Native of Brazil. Quick growing; short lived. Introduced in some dumps but growth is not so attractive. Oblong; Open branched, fruit is flat, disc-like contains numerous papery winged seeds. Feathery leaves and blue colour flowers are added attraction. | Common tree in ISM campus, All trees in ISM are old. After 20 years become ugly. |
41. Leucaena leucocephala L. Legiminosae (Momosae) | Subabool (B,H); Koo-babool | Fast growing and ranked first in mining areas, good fodder; grow very well in dumps. Oblong. Reg: by Seeds, saplings, 7-10m height. | Fodder plant; no need for further introduction. |
42. Lagrestroemia flos-reginae Retz. (syn. L. speciosa Pers.) | The Queen's flower or pride of India (E); Jarul (H, B). | Quick growing; medium size tree, well-known ornamental tree, grown as a avenue tree. Oblong; Shades all leaves in Feb- March, totally looks leafless and dull; Fruit - Woody capsule remain through out the year. | Very common in colonies of ISM. |
43. Madhuca indica Gemel (= Bassia latifolia Roxb. (Sapotaceae) | The Butter tree or Mohwa tree (E), Mauha, Maul (B, H). | Moderate growth, Oblong/ round, Spreading crown | Very good plants, only 3/4 plants are found; need introduction. |
44. Michelia champaca L (Magnoliaceae) Magnolia stellata | The Golden Champa (E), Swarnachampa (B), Champak (H). | Moderate height tree | Introduced in recent years (2 years back) in ISM campus. |
45. Mangifera indica L. (Anacardiaceae) | Mango(E); Am (H, B) | Quick growing after 1yr. Round/ oblong; Height 10-15m; reg - seeds, stem cutting | Common fruit tree in ISM campus. |
46. Mimusops elangi Linn. (sapotaceae) | Bakul (E), Bakul (H,B) | Moderate growth, Round to oblong, By seeds, 4-10m height | Found in lower ground in Ism, very good plants. |
47. Melia azedarach L. (Meliaceae) | The Persian lilac (E), Bakayan(H), Ghoranim (B) | Quick growing, grow very well in OB dumps and subsided area. Medium tree; Oblong to round; Height: 20m; Reg - seeds, saplings; confused with Neem (margosa tree). | Common in ISM campus; no need of further introduction. |
48. Millingtonia hortensis (Bignoniaceae) | The Indian Cork tree (E), akasneem, neem chameli, Jasmine tree | Tall, straight evergreen tree, deep green foliage. | Only one tree seen in registrar bungalow; must be planted few more. |
49. Murraya exotica L (= M. paniculata Jack) (Rutaceae) | Orange jessamine (E), Kamini (B), | Shrub, 4-5 m, quick growing, evergreen; Round; Flowering seasons: June- Oct | Common in Ism campus, may be inroduce few more. |
50. Murraya Koeningii Spreng. (Rutaceae) | Curry-leaf plant (E), Curry-pata (B, H) | Small tree | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
51. Nyctanthus arbotristis Linn (= Jasminum multiflorum Andr) (Oleaceae) | Night jasmine (E), Sheuli (B), Harsinghar (H) | Shrub, 4-5m, quick growing, Oblong By seeds, cuttings; FOS- more or less through out the year., | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
52. Pithecolobium dulce Benth. = Inga dulcis Willd. (Mimosae) | Manila tamarind, Vilayatiimli (H), Jilapi (B) | Small to big tree, fast growing Reg: seeds.Spreading, oblong | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
53. Plumeria acutifolia Poir (= P.rubra Linn) (Apocynaceae) | The temple tree (E),Gorurchampa, Gulancha (B), Golainchi(H) | Small deciduous tree, Open. Flowering plant, hardy, pro: by stem cuttings | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
54. Polyalthia longifolia, Var. pendulous Benth and Hook (Anonaceae) | Mast tree (E), Ashok (H), Debadaru (B). (another var is P. longifolia, erectus) | Quick growing, tall and majestic tree; branches do not spread out. In erectus var branches are spread out.Conical (Pyramidal); good shade or avenue tree; Height: 10-15m; Flowers in Feb and fruits ripens in Aug - September | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
55. Pterospermum acerifolium, Willd. (Sterculiaceae) | Moochkunda (B), Kanthachampa (H), | Produce fragrant flower.Round, dense Medium to Big size tree. Dense canopy. Common in lower ground | Very common in ISM campus. No need of introduction. |
56. Pongamia pinnata, Pierrer, (= Derris indica (Lam) Bennett) (Leguminosae, Papilionaceae) | Indian beech (E), Karanj (H), Karanja (B) | Quick growing; grow very well in subsided area and OB dumps. Round to oblong | Height 10-15m; Reg by seeds, saplings, have self regeration capacities, Flow: April to June. |
57. Peltophorum inerme {=syn. P. ferrugineum Benth; P.pterocarpum (DC.). Backer} (Cesalpineae, Leguminosae) | The copper Pod; The Rusty Shield-Bearer (E); Radhachura (B). | Deciduous, Quick growing; Shades all the leaves in Jan-Feb looks totally leafless and dull; Road- side plantation. Oblong;easiest method is through seeds; Blooms twice in a year: March-May and Sep.- Nov | Yellow flowers; Pods are 5-10 cm long, looks old copper or rusty brown colour, remain on the parent plant whole year, even when the tree is leafless. |
58. Pithecolobium dulce Benth. (= Inga dulcis Willd.) (Mimosae) | Manila tamarind, Vilayatiimli (H), Jilapi (B) | Small to big tree, fast growing Spreading, oblong Reg: seeds | .Big tree; Common in ISM campus. |
59. Saraca indica Linn. (= Saraca asoka Roxb.) (Cesalpinaceae) | The asoka tree(E), Sita asoka (H), Asoka (B) | Handsome small (5m) dense crown, foliage 7-paris of leaflets +1. Beautiful flowers.Oblong, Propagated from seeds. Beautiful sheltered plant. | Precious plant, only 5/6 plants were planted near to DT bungalows; need to introduce. |
60. Samanea saman Jacq. Mimoseae, Legumonosae | Rain tree (E), | Big Tree, umbrella shaped canopy. Spreading. | 2 old tree seen in ISM campus. |
61. Spathodea campanulata Beauv. (Bignoniaceae) | Tulip tree (E) | Dry localities, ornamental flowering plant. | Only one plant at oval in ISM. |
62. Streblus asper Lour. (Urticaceae) | Siamese rough bush (E), Shaorah (B), Siora (H). | Medium size tree | Grown in waste places. |
63. Spondias pinnata | Indian Hogplum (E), Amra (B). | Big tree. | Common in ISM. |
64. Swietenia mahogoni L. (Meliaceae) | Mahogony tree (E,B,H) | Other sp: are - S. macrophyllaS. microphylla | Only 3/4 trees of 2/3 years old planted in ISM campus. |
65. Tamarindus indica Linn. (Cesalpineae) | The Tamarind tree (E), Imli (H), Tentul (B) | Tree, moderate growing, evergreen.Oblong/ spreading; | Very common in ISM campus. |
66. Tectona grandis Linn. (Verbenaceae) | Teak tree (E), Segun (B), Sagwan (H). | Large tree, quick growing.Oblong, 25-30 m tall, by seeds | Lots of plant planted recently in campus. |
67. Terminalia arjuna (Roxb) Weight & Arn.(Combretaceae) | The Arjuna (E), Arjun (B, H) | Large evergreen tree with smooth gray barks, quick growing Oblong, By seeds, cuttings | Few young plants are in ISM campus, need to introduce. |
68. Thevetia neriifolia Juss (= T. peruviana K. Schum) (Apocynaceae). | Yellow oleander (E), Kolkey -phul, Holdey karabi (B). | Small plants. | Common in ISM campus; no need of further introduction. |
69. Ziziphus jujuba Lamk. (Rhamnaceae) | Kul (B), Ber (H) | Tree, Quick growing (early); evergreenRound to oblong, | Common in ISM campus. No need. |
70. Z. oenoplia Mill (Rhamnaceae) | Siakul (B) | Straggler shrub, 5m quick growing, evergreen, round. Other sp: Z. rugosa Lamk. Z. xylopyra willd | Common in ISM campus. No need |