Family: Anacardiaceae
Synonym: Katou-tsjeroe arnottianum (Hook.f.)
Kuntze
Vernacular
name: Chera, Cheru, Charu, Kattuchera, Karinchru
Habit:
Tree
Habitat:
Semi-evergreen and Evergreen forests, also in the plains
Flowering
& Fruiting: January-July
Distribution:
Endemic to Southern Western Ghats
Key
identification features: A large tree of evergreen and
Semi-evergreen forests in low altitude forests. Leaves are simple, obovate, or
oblanceolate, leathery with a pair of deciduous spurs on the petiole.
Inflorescence is a panicle with a pale golden brown tomentum. Fruit is an
elliposoidal drupe, pedicelled, almost entirely included in the torus.
Uses:
Antimicrobial
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