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The Desert Economy plantation Babul

Description of Babul Tree  

A large thorny (with straight sharp pointed spikes ocurring in pairs beneath the petioles) tree up to Height, 3-10 ft., width up to 15 ft ,bark dull grey.

Fissured when old, crown dense; tree puts out leaves during dry season and sheds them during rains; branchlets light grey, spiny only at nodes, spines straight, up to 1 in. long; leaves pale and glaucous, bluish grey, glabrous or pubescent, 2-pinnate, 9 to numerous pairs of pinnae, cup-like glands on rachis, each pinna with 12 or more pairs of leaflets, leaflets oblong, up to 1 cm long, hairy, unequal at base.

Flowers in yellow spikes 10–12.5 cm long, in rounded heads, auxiliary , supported upon short peduncles , with bracts above the middle.

Pods - Stalked, straight, persistently grey with fissures between the 8-12 seeds.                                                                                               

Leaves of Babul

 Flower           Bark

 

Picture of a Wild Babul Tree

 

 

       Pods

 

The Babul tree constitutes of following parts which can be used  :

1)     The Bark     

2)     Leaves

3)     Flowers

4)     Pods

5)     The Gum

 
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