Syzygium salicifolium explained

Syzygium salicifolium is a species of the genus Syzygium of the flowering plant family Myrtaceae,[1] commonly called "Vellamanchi" in Malayalam. It is commonly seen in evergreen forests. It is endemic to Western Ghats.[2]

Description

Syzygium salicifolium is a small tree, up to 6 m tall. Its flowering and fruiting season is from April to May, and its flowers are white.[3]

Notes and References

  1. Balkrishna. Acharya. Joshi. Bhasker. Srivastava. Anupam. Shukla. B. K.. 2018. New Plant Records to the Flora of Haryana. Indian Journal of Forestry. 41. 2. 117–127.
  2. Book: Nair, K. N.. The Genus Syzygium:Syzygium cumini and Other Underutilized Species. CRC Press. 2017. 9781482249736. Boca Raton. The Genus Syzygium in Western Ghats.
  3. Web site: Syzygium salicifolium (Wight) J.Graham. India Biodiversity Portal. 2019-01-29.

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