
Raintree
Scientific Name:
Samanea samanRaintree prefers well-drained, fertile soil, full sun, and moderate watering. It provides habitat for birds and insects, including pollinators like bees and butterflies. The bark and leaves are used in folk medicine to treat conditions such as wounds, fevers, and digestive issues. The tree is grown for its large, umbrella-shaped canopy and attractive flowers, often planted as a shade tree in parks, streets, and gardens.
iucn
- Least Concern
Origin
Exotic (Central America)
Habitat
Tree
Flowering
Yes
Fruiting
Yes
Highlights:
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Medicinal
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Ornamental
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