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Oleadioica Roxb., Fl. Ind. 1: 105 1820. (Syn: Olealaevis Stokes; Picricarya oppositifolia Dennst. [Invalid]; Tetrapilusdioicus (Roxb.) L.A.S.Johnson);
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OH-lee-a — the classical Latin name for olive … Dave’s Botanary
dy-oh-EE-kuh — male and female flowers on separate plants … Dave’s Botanary .
commonly known as: rose sandalwood, wild olive • Assamese: পৰেং poreng • Bengali: অট্ট জাম atta jam • Kannada: ಬಿಳಿ ಸರೊಳಿ bili saroli, ಹೆಜ್ಜೆ ಕರಕಲು hejje karakalu,ಹೆಕ್ಕೆ ರಕಲು hekke rakalu, ಮದ್ಳೆ madle, ಸಡ್ಳಿ sadli • Lepcha: timburnyok • Malayalam: ഇടല itala, കരിവെട്ടി karivetti, പാലരണ palarana, മണിത്താളി manittali,വയല vayala • Marathi: करंब karamba, लौकी lauki, पारजांब parjamba • Nepali: काला किकोने kala kikone, काला किमोनी kala kimoni • Tamil: இடலை italai, காட்டொலிவம் kattolivam • Tulu: ಬಿಳಿ ಸರೊಳಿ bili saroli .
Vernacular names : Malayalam: Edana; Etala; Irippa; Karivetti; Palarana; Valiya vetila; Vayala; Vidna; Vetila Kannada: Tadale; Kalluthodli (Ref. Biotik);
. India to Myanmar as per WCSP;
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Bangladesh; India; Myanmar as per Catalogue of Life;
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India; in the Western_Ghats- throughout. as per Biotik; Keys as per An Excursion Flora of Central Tamilnadu, India By K. M. Matthew (1995):
[efloraofindia:35600] Olea dioica : Attachments (4). 26 posts by 8 authors.
Continuing with my posting from Kulgi, Anashi WLS, karnataka. Here’s the fruitng of Olea dioica seen on 26 April, ’10 at Anashi. From my added link you can see the variation of leaf margin morphology in this plant.
http://www.biotik.org/oleadioi/oleadioi_en.html You come up with really nice new plants. I have seen a lot of Olea europea in California but not this Olea. Thank you … … thanks for the link too. Sir you should visit Matheran near Mumbai where this species seen a lot. Indeed. This is a new tree for me too. Thank you … Good to know I could show you a new tree. Would Olea europea be able to survive in Indian climate? Olea europaea performs best in Mediterranean to desert climates. It performs poorly where humidity is high, but tolerates extreme heat. Thanks … for this info. It is quite possible that some forest in India may be having a species or two of this. Not in forests but a few trees may be planted in some hilly areas.
They say nearer the church and farther from the God, appears true for me. I just saw in Pradip kishen’s Trees of Delhi. There is one tree in Vijay Ghat, many inside Italian Embassy and lots in Embassy of Holy sea. With scorching heat in Delhi right now please don’t expect me to venture out to seek this plant. Wait for weather to cool down. In the mean time if you want to get satisfied with my California plants of Olea europea, here are they. Yes sir, possibly in areas like Rajasthan. They say nearer the church and farther from the God, appears true for me. I just saw in Pradip kishen’s Trees of Delhi. There is one tree in Vijay Ghat, many inside Italian Embassy and lots in Embassy of Holy sea. With scorching heat in Delhi right now please don’t expect me to venture out to seek this plant. Wait for weather to cool down. In the mean time if you want to get satisfied with my California plants of Olea europea, here are they. I have been careless about this chain, I have at least 50 trees of Olea dioica. They are in a cool place, any one can at any time have a look at these. The fruits attract birds. ‘Olea dioica’ is called ‘Parjamb’ ‘पारजांब’ / ‘Karamba’ ‘करंबा’ in Marathi
identification no120311sn1:
identification no100211sn2: This is also a tree looks like Olea dioica Linn. family: oleaceae.. plz confirm Yes look like Olea dioica
Could someone identify this tree please.
The yellow flower like shoots are tender shoots of this tree which during this season is seen with a yellow pollen like dust on it.The tree itself grows to about 30 to 40′. Samples of leaves are also attached. Date & Time 05/05/2011 Location: Place, Altitude, GPS Chethalayam, Wayanad. Habitat: Garden, Urban, Wild Type: Wild Plant Habit: Tree, Shrub, Climber, Herb Tree. Height, Length. 30’ to 40’ From the leaves it looks like the Indian Olive Tree [Olea dioica]. Not sure what the yellow shoot-like structures are. Olea dioica . 25/03/12/YRP/01/Naoroz Estate/Chethalayam/Wayanad: Vernacular names: Malayalam: Edana; Etala; Irippa; Karivetti; Palarana; Valiya vetila; Vayala; Vidna; VetilaKannada: Tadale; …
Please let me know what is the yellow growth on the tender shoots. https://docs.google.com/document/d/jsutPe_p0Pw/edit I think Olea dioica of Oleaceae family.
identification no010512sn1: This identification had not been validated since last year. I have tracked the plants since last year and this is the result. I have posted a series of photos since 4 months both of Olea dioica (as identified earlier) and another plant (locally called Par Jambhul) about which their was confusion. First 5 pics are of Olea dioica and the next of Par-jambhu. My conclusion, Olea dioica, as identified, does not bear any fruits. secondly Par jambhul, flowers were not visible. Experts your call please its Olea dioica only, commonly known as par jambul
identification no170512sn1 of Rose Sandalwood:
identification of Olea dioica: Indicator of evergreen forest……..these evergreen trees….. Yes this is Olea dioica. It is flowering now in Kerala as well.
Plant for ID 16Dec2012 SMP1: correct images as above. Can it be Olea dioica? The first two pictures are Olea dioica and the last two pictures are of a different species Thanks .. I also thought so.
Actually I remember I had collected this specimen from the same tree for close up photography later which I did on reaching home late in the night. Somehow it appears different here (Last 2 photographs). At least I am happy to know the tree whch I was trying to identify for a long time. It (leaf) is not necessarily be serrate always. I have seen both serrated and non-serrated leaves on the same individual. But serrated leaves is a character of this species. In younger plants the leaves are always serrated. Do you remember whether the second set of pictures are of a liana (woody climber)? Yes. It is the area with many lianas. You may be on the right track. Waiting for the lead …. Then I have a wild guess that this could be a Rhamnacean such as species of Ventilago! Please check this link http://www.flickr.com/photos/dinesh_valke/photostream/ Thanks for the inputs.
identification no210611sn2:
repeating my earlier request for ID. Pic taken in Mulshi,Pune. The locals avoid eating the fruits. I am stumped… … looks very much like Olea dioica … commonly known as kadu jambhulकडू जांबूळ / कड जांबूळ OR par jambhul ¿ पार जांभूळ ? … this query re-posted at To me this not wild or otherwise OLIVE….. leaves definitely are not OLIVE like…. I still think its one of those acidic plums..used to be used for pies and making wine… Olea dioica as feedback in another link (https://groups.google.indiantreepix/thread/d5… #): Are there serrated leaves at any stage? I am also guessing towards Olea dioica of Oleaceae family.
Need ID – Anshi NP: My guess for the given pictures stands for species of Chionanthus of Oleaceae family. Pl. check for Olea dioica Yes even i guess Olea dioica My only concern for this to be Olea is the leaf margin!
Olea dioica_-for sharing and validation: Affirmative. This is the Indian Olive tree [Olea dioica]. Some of my photographs of this are available at this link I believe this is Olea dioica. This looks like Olea to me too.
Olea dioica Roxb.?? These are all trees in our house premises and sacred groves not cultivated ones. Interestingly many forest species are found among them. You mean NORTH PARAVUR, ERNAKULAM , KERALA. yes sir. I send few pics of a tree earlier to a scientist in KFRI which he identified as olea dioica which is called as ‘idana’ in kerala . i am attaching those pics here. please check both are same. Yes it is Olea dioica as sugested by … Yes both are same only
tree for ID – Wayanad – 13022014-NAW2 : Attachments (4). 3 posts by 3 authors.
Kindly identify this tree growing in the forested part of the Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary, North Wayanad, Kerala.
Photographed in mid- Jan 2014.
Minute buds in bloom alongside red new leaves. old leaves 10-15 cm long.
Height of tree 8-10 metres.
Though the old leaves resemble those of Olea dioicaRoxb., somehow the young leaves are confusing me … is right. It is Olea dioica only.
02052014NVRa-f Tree from Canacona Goa for ID : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (6).
Tree is found in the western Ghats along a river bank in South Goa.
Height is about 10-15m.
Fruits resemble a Jamun but smaller than half the size of a Jamun. Not sure if they are edible. Olea dioica Roxb. [Oleaceae].
A tree from Anshi : 4 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4).
Friends please identify the plant species. The photo was taken few years back At Anshi- Karnataka.
Olea dioica is my guess. Yes it is Olea dioica only
Olea dioica Roxb. SN Sep 24 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (2).
Olea dioica Roxb, wild tree in fruiting from Agumbe area of Karnataka
ANOCT58 Please identify this tree: 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4 +1).
Chikamagalur
September 2014 please tell us how tall was the tree, and show any picture of the whole, and its habitat etc… was it wild, cultivated etc… This is Olea dioica Roxb. from Oleaceae, A common tree in Semi evergreen & evergreen forests…
KHWLS- April2015-MK01 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1) Need ID for following: Olea dioica, Oleaceae i thought the leaves would have small teeth
i dont see them here . Names of Plants in India :: Nepali names for Olea dioica : 2 posts by 1 author.
Please validate the names written in Devanagari script for Nepali names, for Olea dioca …
Regards, No 2 is Correct Oh !!! thank you very very much …This is wonderful help. . Names of Plants in India :: Bengali name for Olea dioica : 3 posts by 2 authors. I think okay.
Names of Plants in India :: Olea dioica Roxb. : 2 posts by 2 authors. 1 image.
via Species > O > Olea dioica Roxb. … family: Oleaceae
. Names of Plants in India :: Konkani (Goa) name for Olea dioica : 4 posts by 2 authors.
The name peddhaliki mentioned in Flora of Goa and Shodhganga article is not to be found elsewhere on internet; hope someone helps provide the valid name in Devanagari/ Kannada script. Thanks … for resurfacing this query.          
Olea dioica Roxb. – OLEACEAE – efloraofindia | Google Groups
shola species pls identify NIJU-MAR/07/1 : 3 posts by 2 authors. This plant got from Sispara, Silentvalley, Kerala.
please identify this plant. Pl. check with images at Olea dioica Roxb. .
Matheran, MH :: Tree for ID :: ARK2021-001:4 high resolution images. Seen this tree at Matheran, an hill station near Mumbai, MH in December 2020.
Is this Olea dioica?
Requested to please ID. . References:
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