Habitat:

Native to the Indian subcontinent, including India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Typically grows in dry forests and coastal regions, often near riverbanks and in hilly terrains.

Flowering Season:

 It generally flowers in summer, from May to June.

Fruiting Season:

This tree typically fruits from June to July.

 Climatic Conditions:

Grows in tropical and subtropical climates with moderate rainfall. Prefers full sunlight and well-drained soils.

  Propagation:

Propagated mainly through seeds and by root cuttings.

Parts Used:

Seeds: Used in traditional medicine to treat digestive disorders, inflammation, and skin diseases.

Leaves: Used for their antiseptic properties, and sometimes in the preparation of herbal tonics

Bark: The bark is used for medicinal purposes, particularly for its cooling effects and ability to reduce fever.