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Request ID of this tree – have seen it occasionally in Bangalore.
Date/Time – 02-02-11/around5.30pm.
Location – Bangalore.
Habitat – Urban
Ht – Shortish tree.
Photos taken on 02.2.2011.
Location : Botany department, Manasagangothri campus, Mysore
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– have a very interesting story about this tree. i did my PhD from Panjab University, Chandigarh. Behind the Botany Department there is a long double row (about 500 meters) of these fully grown trees. as the trees are planted closely they form a very shady tract amongst them. so you can find some ‘love birds’ sitting in the shades to catch some private moments. so one of my very senior (he was a research associate at that time) named the plant as “COUPLE PLANT” and he would often use this name to describe the location and the tree with so serious of expressions that a new student would take it to be correct but then he would utter out the explanation and……
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Dalbergia for ID : 170511 : AK-2:
Taken at Maharashtra Nature Park, Mumbai, Maharashtra on the 6th of April, 2011. Sorry for the bad picture quality since the flowers were high up the tree.
This is Milletia peguensis.
Tree for Id- 100412-NS2- Frm Pune:
I Photographed this tree in Pune University Campus. I dunno if it’s a planted one or wild variety.
Plz Id.
Habit-Tree
Flowers- Lavender
Location-Pune University
Date- 18th March 12
Milletia peguensis, from me too.
Here is Gliricidia for comparison: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dinesh_valke/2242200962/
Yes Milletia peguensis
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Fabaceae-Faboideae (Papilionaceae) Week : Trees : Millettia peguensis:
Millettia peguensis
Non native. When in full bloom the whole tree becomes pink.
End of 12th main indiranagar, bangalore is lit by this tree in Jan/Feb
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Fabaceae-Faboideae (Papilionaceae) Week: Millettia peguensis from Delhi:
Millettia peguensis Ali in Kew Bull. 21:489. 1968.
Nice pictures …
To me it looks more like Milletia peguensis.
yes, agree with … Milletia peguensis
a very elegant tree… nice shots.
Yes Milletia peguensis
Milletia peguensis
Fabaceae
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A cultivated, ornamental tree seen in Muscat on 28/6/13 with small green flat pods.
Seems Dalbergia species.
This is Millettia peguensis of Fabaceae.
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Moulmein rosewood for ID : 4 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (2).
- Cubbon Park, Bangalore
- Taken on Feb 9, 2014
- Appears to be Moulmein Rosewood based on looking at Trees of Delhi
Please confirm- thanks in advance!
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Avenue tree in the out skirts of Bangalore
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Fabaceae (Faboideae) Fortnight :: Milletia ovalifolia-Avenue :: Panchkula :: NS OCT 93/93 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4)
These shots of this beautiful avenue tree are from Panchkula, Haryana.. Milletia ovalifolia..
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Millettia peguensis Ali in Kew Bull. 21:489. 1968.
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Possibly from Banglore. …, pl. confirm it along with whether the palant is ornamental or wild.
It looks like either Milletia ovalifolia or Lonchocarpus serecea. A photo of the entire tree may be useful in identification.
Good representative images.
Millettia peguensis syn Milletia ovalifolia
The fruit does not match those of Lonchocarpus sericeus. And the corolla is inconsistent with that of Pongamia ovalifolia. Fruit of this tree is also much longer than that of Pongamia ovalifolia. Is this positively Pongamia ovalifolia?
Tree looks like an ornamental. Found in the Bangalore University campus, Bangalore.
‘Fruit of this tree is also much longer than that of Pongamia ovalifolia’
Agree.
Need to consider alternatives.
Millettia species so far in efi.
Millettia peguensis Ali only as per images herein.
I request the experts to kindly ID the tree photographed in Nepal by one of my friends there and sent to me.
It does not match with the characters. I checked. I reserve my ID pending receipt of other recommendations by experts.
To me it seems to be some species of Wisteria.
Thanks, … You are right. It is Millettia peguensis as per images herein.
Millettia peguensis is not listed in Nepal
http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=110&taxon_id=120724
As per Flora of Pakistan, this species is native to Lower Burma and Siam but it is cultivated in Burma, India and Pakistan. In Pakistan, it is grown in the gardens at Karachi and Lahore.
As per the plantlist Millettia ovalifolia Kurz is a synonym of Millettia peguensis Ali.
http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/ild-32234
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Date – July. 2016
I think Milletia ovalifolia…
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Location –Sagar Upvan, Mumbai
Date – April. 2018
I do not know the ID, but not any of sheesam trees. Their pods look different.
The tree is closely related to Pongamia. ID by … is correct
| Since last week (8/3/08) in wooded gardens of Hiranandani, Powai, Mumbai; on few trees in Kolkata (14/3/08)- also seen on 10/2/08 in Kolkata; in first week of March 2008 from Kothrud Pune Maharashtra; in Delhi- 19/3/08; at nehru park on 5.4.09- Delhi; Agriculture University Gwalior- 2/4/09?; at Talegaon near Pune, Maharashtra in February 2009; at IIT-Madras on May month of 2007; 28/02/2010- Ahmedabad ,Gujarat; in Pune city- 28/2/10; at IIT-Madras on May month of 2007; in Delhi on 27th March 2010; Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai- April-May’10?; | Trees of Delhi- Flowers sometimes late in March but prime time usually in the 2nd week of April. Beautiful Trees & Shrubs of Calcutta- Flowers in Spring (Feb.- March). As per link- Fl.Per.: February-April. |
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Tree seen in a cultivated garden in the first week of March.
not gliricidia
Thanks for your views. Will need to check further.
gliricidia has these long branches, often called “waterspout” configuration and i have not seen any red young leaves on them. we have many of these planted by the highway department in south 24 paraganas and villagers are fond of using their branches as planting for living hedge
Also check/species/a—l/f/fabaceae/millettia/millettia-peguensis
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Flower for Id -ID22032021SH1 – Is this Pongamia glabra.?: 6 images.
Location – Pune
Date – March 2021
You’re right ma’am, but now accepted is Pongamia pinnata,
But as suggested by …, this looks more like Millettia peguensis (Pongamia ovalifolia) as the flowers are conspicuously pink with longish
Looks more like Millettia peguensis, the Moulmein rosewood.
Also check my earlier posting on this species
Thanks … You are right. I was sure about Pongamia genus but the flowers were pinkish compared to P.pinnata, so was rather confused.
Ok, ma’am, final judgement is yours, because you have plant to observe if is there any doubt,
Please ID tree,
Location: bloomed near Kerala House Delhi INDIA
Altitude: 980fsl
Flower date: 20APR2023, 08.40am
Habitat: moisture wayside
Plant habit: tree erect branches, hard woody stem 55 inches base circumference, rough brownish flaky bark
Height: 05 meters
Leaves: alternate, odd pinnate, leaflets 03 pairs, opposite, elliptic, acute, flexible smooth size:06×4cm
Flower: axillary spike inflorescence, diameter:08mm, violet, non fragrant
Fruit:
Seed:
Millettia peguensis Ali [Fabaceae].
Yes, it is Millettia peguensis dear …, thank you very much for ID my plant
Yes sir
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A Data Deficient species in India.
https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/19891669/20107959