Saraka Indian

Saraca Indian ( lat. Saraca indica ) is a type species of plants of the genus Sarac ( Saraca ) of the Bean family ( Fabaceae ).

Saraka Indian
Flowering plant, , Thailand
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryotes Kingdom: Plants The kingdom : Green plants Department: Flower Class: Dicotyledons [1] Over Order : Rosanae Order: Bob flowers Family: Legumes Subfamily : Caesalpinia Tribe : Detarium Rod: Saraka View: Saraka Indian
International Scientific Name
Saraca indica L. , 1767

First described by Karl Linnaeus, in the second edition of the work of Mantissa Plantarum , samples of this species came to Europe from the island of Java .

In some sources, the name Saraca indica is mistakenly applied to the closely related species Ashoka ( Saraca asoca ), the inaccuracy first appeared in the 1869 publication. ^[2]

Indian differs from Ashoka Saraka by other details of the structure of the flower, with a slightly smaller number of pods, and to the east of the area located. ^[3]

Synonyms:

• Jonesia minor Zoll. & Moritzi
• Saraca arborescens Burm.f.
• Saraca asoca sensu auct.
• Saraca bijuga Prain
• Saraca harmandiana pierre
• Saraca kunstleri Prain
• Saraca lobbiana Baker
• Saraca minor ( Zoll. & Moritzi ) Miq.
• Scaraca pierreana craib
• Saraca zollingeriana sensu Prain , non Miq.