Forest Planting Species

Botanical name	Common name	Plant type
Acacia Nilotica	Babul	Thorny tree
Acacia auriculiformis	Bengali Babul	Timber Pulp
Acacia mangium	Australian rose wood	Timber Pulp
Acacia springvale	Springvale	Timber/Pulp
Acacia crassicarpa	Thick-podded Salwood	Timber,
Acacia holosericea	Strap Wattle	Fire wood
Acacia Leucophloea	White barked acacia	Thorny tree
Acacia Catechu	Catechu	Thorny tree
Acacia concinna	sikakai	Creeper
Acacia suma	Suma/Mugli	Thorny tree
Acacia Planifrons	Umbrella babul	Thorny tree
Acacia lenticularis	iron wood babul	Thorny tree
Acacia farnesiana	Needle Bush	Thorny shrub
Acrocarpus fraxanifolis	Pink cidar	Timber shade
Adina cordifolia	Big Teak	Timber
Adenanthera pavonina	Coral wood	Small Tree
Aegle Marmelus	Bilva	Fruiting tree
Ailanthus excelsa	Maharukh	Timber/Pulp
Albizia lebbeck	Siris
Albizia Richardiana	Elephant tree	shade/pulp
Albizia odoratissima	Black siris	Timber
Anacardium occidentale	Ceshew nut	Fruiting tree
Annona squamosa	Custard apple	Fruiting shrub
Artocarpus heterophyllus	Jack fruit	Fruiting tree
Azadirachta indica	Neem	Fruit/timber tree
Bambusa arundinacea	Big bamboo	Bamboo Tree
Bauhinia purpurea	Kachnar	Flowering Tree
Bombax ceiba	Silk cotton tree	Cotton Tree
Butea monosperma	Flame of the forest	Flowering Tree
Cassia fistula	Amlatus	Medicinal tree
Cassia siamia	iron wood	Fire wood
Cassia javanica	java cassia	Flowering Tree
Cassia nodosa	Pink cassia	Flowering Tree
Cassia grandis	Horse cassia	Flowering Tree
Casuarina equisetifolia	Horse tail oak	Pole Pulp tree
Dalbergia latifolia	Rose wood	Timber tree
Dalbergia sissoo	Sisso	Timber tree
Delonix regia	Gul mohar	Flowering Tree
Dendrocalamus strictus	Small bamboo	Clumps
Emblica officinalis	Amla	Fruiting tree
Eucalyptus hybrid	Nilgiri	Pulp wood tree
Eucalyptus citriodora	Lemon scented gum	Aromatic tree
Eucalyptus pellita	Pilleta	Pulp wood tree
Eucalyptus camaldulensis	White nilgiri	Pulp wood tree
Eucalyptus grandis	Grandis	Pulp wood tree
Eucalyptus urograndis	Urograndis	Pulp wood tree
Feronia limonea	Wood apple	Fruiting tree
Ficus benghalensis	Banyan tree	Avenue Tree
Ficus religiosa	Peepal	Avenue Tree
Ficus racemosa	Cluster Fig Tree	Avenue Tree
Gliricidea Maculate	Gliricidea	Fodder tree
Gmelina arborea	Siwan/ghamar	Timber tree
Grevillea robusta	Silver oak	Shade tree
Holoptelea integrifolia	india elm tree	Avenue Tree
Jacaranda mimosifolia	Jakaranda	Flowering Tree
Lagerstroemia speciosa	pride of india	Flowering Tree
Leucaena leucocephala	Subabul	Pulp wood tree
Madhuca longifolia	Mahuva	Oil seeds tree
Mangifera indica	Mango	Fruiting tree
Melia azedarach	Persian lilac	Fodder tree
Melia dubia	Forest neem	Ply wood tree
Mimusops elengi	Bullet wood	Fruiting tree
Moringa oleifera	Drumstick	Fruit tree
Parkinsonia aculeata	Jerusalam thorn	Thorny tree
Parkia biglandulosa	Badminton ball tree	Avenue Tree
pel horum pterocarpum	Yellow gulmohar	Flowering Tree
Pithecellobium dulce	jungli julobi	Thorny tree
Pongamia pinnata	Karanja	Oil seeds tree
Prosopis juliflora	Mesqute	Thorny plant
Pterocarpus Marsupium	Bijasal	Timber tree
Pterocarpus santalinus	Red sander	Commercial tree
Samanea saman	Rain tree	Avenue Tree
Santalum album	Sandal/Chandan	Aromatic tree
sapindus emarginatus	soap nut	Fruiting tree
Spathodea campanulata	African tulip tree	Flowering Tree
Sterculia alata	Budda nut	Avenue Tree
Swietenia Mahogani	Mahagony	Timber tree
Tamarindus indica	Temarind/imli	Fruiting tree
Tectona grandis	Teak/Sagvan	Timber
Terminalia alata	Laurel	Timber tree
Terminalia Arjuna	Arjun	Fruiting tree
Terminalia bellirica	Bahera	Fruiting tree
Terminalia catappa	indian almond	Fruiting tree
Terminalia chebula	Harra	Fruiting tree
Thespesia populnea	Indian tulip	Timber tree
Ziziphus mauritiana	Ber	Fruiting tree

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Determine your seed requirement.

• Identify the species, variety or provenance appropriate for your needs.
• Seed requirements depend on planting design and desired spacing.

Review available information.

Contact us for more information.

Order the seed well ahead of the time it is needed.

• We may not have stocks of the seed you need. Knowing the quantity of seed orders in advance, allows us to collect and ship seed in time to meet your needs. This is very important particularly for recalcitrant seed (recalcitrant seed can be stored only for a short period after collection) and for species that flower and produce seeds at irregular interval (not every year).
• Consider the time required to raise health seedlings for field planting. For most species the nursery period is 2 to 12 months.

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• Your detailed address (street and number, city, district, province, country, postal code, telephone and facsimile number, email, and name of contact person).
• The most reliable form of shipping (surface mail, airmail, courier) to your location.
• The quantity of seed required.
• The date you desire to receive the seed and the intended sowing date.
• Specify the type of seed storage facility available to you.

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• After receiving confirmation from us, confirm your seed order (species and quantities of seed) as soon as possible. Complete and return any seed order form that is required.
• Provide all the details listed in number 4 above again, so the information is easily accessible to us.
• Make an advance payment if required and specify the mode of shipping you prefer.

After receiving seed.

• Acknowledge that you received the seed.
• Make any remaining payment as agreed.
• Follow the instruction on seed storage and pre-sowing treatment when applicable.
• File and safeguard the documentation provided with the seed. This information is important as a reference and for ordering additional seed.
• If you redistribute this seed, do not forget to provide copies of the documentation with the seed.
• Keep us informed on performance of the seed and any problem encountered with seed germination, seedlings establishment, pest and diseases.

Importing and exporting seed to or from India (Minister of Forestry regulations).

• Applications for the import/export permits should include the following information : purpose, species, quantity, source of seed, and country of origin/destination.
• Imported seed should be accompanied by a certificate of origin, certification of quality, and phytosanitory certificate.
• Exportable seed are quality seed produced in planted forests and not included on lists of rare or endangered species protected by law.

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