Pterocarpus indicus - Wikipedia
Pterocarpus indicus (commonly known as Amboyna wood, Malay padauk, Papua New Guinea rosewood, Philippine mahogany, Andaman redwood, Burmese rosewood, narra [3] (from Tagalog [4]) and asana in the Philippines, angsana, or Pashu padauk) is a species of Pterocarpus native to southeastern Asia, northern Australasia, and the western Pacific Ocean ...
NParks | Pterocarpus indicus - National Parks Board
Pterocarpus indicus, locally known as Angsana, is an iconic tree commonly cultivated along the roads of Singapore. The spreading dome-shaped crown and drooping branches provide shade to pedestrians. When in bloom, the tree puts on an impressive yet short-lived display where the whole crown is covered with vibrant yellow flowers.
2 Angsana - Know 10 Trees - National Parks Board
The Angsana is a large deciduous tree that grows up to 40m tall. It can be recognised by its drooping, dome-shaped crown. This tree has yellow flowers that are faintly fragrant. They bloom for only a day, then rain down the next morning, creating yellow carpets on the ground. The fruits are flattened pods with disc-like papery wings.
Angsana - National Library Board
2024年4月11日 · Angsana trees are native to the southern part of the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. 3 It is widely distributed in Southeast Asia and is popular worldwide, planted in countries such as Africa, India, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Okinawa, Hawaii and Central America. 4 In its natural habitat, it grows on flat coastal plains behind mangrove swamps, or ...
Angsana - Heritage Trees - Gardens, Parks & Nature - National …
A large deciduous tree that grows up to 40 m in height. Crown is dense, dome-shaped, wide-spreading & drooping. Leaves are simple pinnate compound. Flowers are yellow and occur in large bunches of 15-30 cm long. Fruits are flattened, disc-like pods with papery wings about 5cm in diameter, 1 or more seeds in each. A cultivated species in Singapore.
Angsana - Pterocarpus indicus
2013年7月4日 · Pterocarpus indicus, a cultivated tree, has numerous obvious characteristics. The branches are drooping and extended, created a distinct appearance of the foliage from afar. A mature tree has buttress roots and light brown bark that has flaking longitudinal strips. The leaflets are frequently infected with brownish wounds.
Pterocarpus indicus - Monaco Nature Encyclopedia
2018年2月18日 · Axillar inflorescences, rarely terminal, racemose or panicle, 10-18 cm long, bearing numerous fragrant hermaphroditic flowers, on a 0,8-1 cm long pedicel, with green campanulate calyx, 0,5 cm long, and papilionaceous corolla, about 1,6 cm long, of yellow or orange yellow colour, with ovate-oblong vexillum and oblong wings with wavy margins ...
Pterocarpus indicus - Malaysia Biodiversity Information System …
In the wild, it can be found by the sea and along tidal streams and rivers. The leaves are once pinnate with 5 to 11 leaflets that are ovate or broadly elliptical. The flowers are produced in large axillary panicles and bloom simultaneously providing a spectacular show.
Pterocarpus indicus Willd. | Newsletter | Malaysia Biodiversity ...
The Angsana or Sena tree (Pterocarpus indicus) provides a splendid display when its crown is covered in showy yellow, fragrant flowers. Native in Malaysia, the Philippines, Borneo, Myanmar and New Guinea, Angsana is a member of the bean family, Leguminosae.
Pterocarpus indicus - Angsana Tree - Botanic Guru
Angsana Tree, Pterocarpus indicus is a large deciduous tree growing to 30 meters with yellow flowers that burst to blossom on the same day and rain down in the next morning.