| Type of Plant | |
|---|---|
| Trade Name | Bael tree |
| Local Name | Koovalam |
| Family | |
| Leaf Type | |
| Habit | Tree |
| Leaf Shape | |
| Phyllotaxy | |
| Colour of Flower/Inflorescence | |
| Fruit type | |
| Uses | A yellow edible dye is obtained from the unripe fruit. The seed oil possesses antibacterial properties. It is extensively planted near Hindu temples for its leaves and wood which are used for worship. The young leaves and shoots are used as fodder. The timber is commonly used for making pestles of oil and sugar mills, for posts, shafts, axles and naves of carts, tool handles, helves, and agricultural implements. |
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