- Ulmus integrifolia
- Naturally grown
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Holoptelea integrifolia, commonly known as the Indian elm or jungle cork tree, belongs to the family Ulmaceae. The bark exhibits a grey hue, characterized by blisters and the presence of corky scales that peel away on older trees. The fruit exhibits a circular samara structure, measuring 2.5 centimeters in diameter, characterized by membranous, net-veined wings and a flat seed.
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Holoptelea integrifolia -
Holoptelea integrifolia

Holoptelea integrifolia
🌿 Common Name: Indian Elm, बन्दर बाटी Bandar bati, चिलबिल Chilbil, कान्जू Kanju, पपड़ी Papri
Plant Phenological Events
Month | Phenological Events | |
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January | 🍂 Leaf Fall, 𖣂 Dormancy | |
February | 🌹 Bud Stage, 🍂 Leaf Fall | |
March | 🌿 New Leaves Emerge | |
August | 🌱 Seeds Germination |
Systematic position | |
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Division | Angiosperms |
Class | Dicotyledons |
Sub-Class | |
Series | unisexuales |
Ord | |
Family | ULMACEAE |
Species | Holoptelea integrifolia |
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