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Salvadora oleiodes : ウィキペディア英語版 | Salvadora oleiodes
''Salvadora oleiodes'' is a small bushy evergreen tree found in India and Pakistan and southern Iran. In Iran it is called Tuch (توچ). Common names in Indian subcontinent include Vann, ون/ਵਣ (vaṇ) (Punjabi), जाल / पीलू (jāl / pīlū) (Hindi), and ((シンド語:ڄار) (jār)). ==Description==
It is a small tree with drooping branches, rarely with proper bole or exceeding a height of 20 feet and a girth of 3 feet. It is very common plant in arid tracts but becomes scarce where rainfall conditions are better. It can withstand great soil salinity. It produces new leaves during April, which on maturity become thick and leathery. The tree coppices fairly well but regenerates freely by root suckers and natural layering. It is, however, very slow growing but a dense growth is often formed around the parent plant by root suckers and some natural seedlings. The plant provides a dense shade. It is often lopped for camel and goat fodder.
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