Na tree 🌲🌲

 

Na tree is endemic to Sri Lanka and is also the national tree of Sri Lanka.

         The wood of this plant is very hardy and is known as Ironwood. It grows well in tropical climates with large shady branches and fragrant flowers..

Although endemic to Sri Lanka, it is also cultivated in Assam, southern Nepal, Indo-China and the Malay Peninsula..


The base of the Na tree, which grows to a height of about 100 feet, is often dorsal and the mountain is about 2 m in diameter. Common in the wet zone of Sri Lanka up to 1500 m above sea level. Petiole white, leaves reddish or yellowish pink, drooping, 

It is about 4 cm long and has four petals. The white flower is yellow in the middle. It is believed that the present day Na trees are descended from the branches of the trees of that time. Therefore, this forest is considered to be the oldest man-made forest in Sri Lanka.that.

The medium is very heavy and strong. It weighs seventy-two pounds per cubic foot and has a density of 1.12 tones. Painful gastrointestinal constipation Stomach upset Fever vomiting and  A good remedy for impotence Seed oil is used to treat skin diseases Dried flowers are used for hemorrhoids and diarrhea.




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