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16. Vitex alata. Navaladi Mara. 
17. Conooarpus latifolia. Dindlu or Dinduka 
Mara. 
18. Soymida febrifuga. Sömd or Dinduka Mara. 
19. Pterocarpus marsupium. Honne or Dinduka 
Mara. 
20. Ficus glomerata. Atti or Dinduka Mara. 
21. Melia Azedarach. Kadubevina or Dinduka 
Mara. 
22. Nauclea cordifolia. Manja Kadambe. 
35 Specimens of Mysore Woods, exhibited by the 
Mysore Local Committee. 
23. 24. Bignonia falcata. Udi Mara. 
25, 26. Calophyllum angustifolium. Kuve Mara. 
27, 28. Azadirachta indica. BJvina Mara. 
29, 30. Artocarpus hirsuta. Hebba Halasu Mara. 
31, 32. Artocarpus integrifolia. Halasu Mara. 
33, 34. Bassia longifolia. Hippe Mara. 
35, 36. Cedrela toona. Gandhagarighi Mara. 
37, 38. Chickrassia tabularis. Agilu Mara. 
39, 40. Acacia speciosa. Bagi Mara. 
41, 42. Canarium commune. Kagli Mara. 
43, 44. Tectona grandis. Tyagada Mara. 
45, 46. Eugenia jambolana. Nerle Mara. 
47,48. Nauclea cordifolia. Bentak or Hettiga 
Mara. 
49, 50. Myrobalan taria. Tari Mara, 
51, 52. LagerstrEemia reginae. Irupu Mara. 
53, 54. Santalum album. Gandhada Mara. 
55, 56. Inga xylocarpa. Jembe Mara. 
57, 58. Soymida febrifuga. Sune Mara. 
59, 60. Grewia asiatica. Tedasalu Mara. 
61, 62. Ficus infectoria. Basali or Basari Mara. 
63, 64. Hardwickia binata. Karachi Kamarada or 
Asini Mara. 
65, 66. Yitex alata. Navaladi Mara. 
67, 68. Pterocarpus marsupium. Honne Mara. 
69, 70. Diospyros melanoxylon. Maldi or Karl 
Mara. 
71, 72- Lagerstrsemia microcarpa. Nandi or Chella- 
gadu Mara. 
73, 74. Chuncoa muttia. Tore Matti. 
75, 76. Cinnamomum iners. Dalchinni Mara. 
77, 78. Terminalia tomentosa. Matti Mara. 
79, 80. Terminalia coriacea. Karimattimara. 
81, 82. Stereospermum chelonoides. Genasu Mara. 
83, 84. Conocarpus latifolius. Dindiga Dindlu or 
Bejala Mara. 
85. Calysaccion augustifolium. Srihonne. 
86. Cardia, sp. Hadaga Mara. 
87- Ixora arborea. Goravi Mara. 
88. Diospyros tupra. Tuparada Mara. 
21 Specimens of Woods, exhibited by the Conser- 
vator of Forests, Berar. 
4.346. Sadra. Pentaptera tomentosa. 
4.347. Kowah. Pentaptera arjuna. 
4.348. Beejasal. Pterocarpus marsupium. 
4.349. Mokah. Schrehera swietenioides. 
4.350. Roheen. Soymida febrifuga. 
4.351. Kurai. Sterculia urens. 
4.352. Imlee. Tamarindus indica. 
4.353. Sagwran. Tectona grandis. 
A large Collection of Woods from Bombay, without 
catalogue, and only numbered. Bombay Forest 
Department. 
57 Specimens of Woods, exhibited by the Forest 
Department of the Central Provinces. 
4.441. Kat Bel. Feronia elephantum. Used in 
house building, but is not very durable. 
4.442. Ain. Mangifera indica. Wood, will not bear 
exposure. Weight about 42 lbs. to the cuhic foot. 
4.443. Gooler. Ficus glomerata. This wood is 
largely used for well frames. It resists decay 
while submerged, but is not durable as a building 
timber. 
4.444. Bahera. Terminalia belerica. Coarse grained, 
attacked by insects. Of little value as a building 
timber. 
4.445. Mohen. Odina wodier. Weighs 41 lbs. to 
the cubic foot, and is used for spokes of wheels 
and posts. 
4.446. Lendya. LagerstrEemia parviflora. Capital 
wood for small buildings, and is much used in 
native houses. 
4.447. Salai. Boswellia thurifera. Not durable; 
common boxes are made from it. Weight, 39 lbs. 
to the cubic foot. 
4.448. Bel. TEgle marmelos. Very strong, adopted 
for naves of wheels and sugar Crushers. 
4.449. Toon. Cedrela toona. A valuable timher, 
not subject to warp. Is a favourite for cabinet 
work. Weight, 31 lbs. to the cubic foot. 
4.450. Teak. Tectona grandis. The most valuable 
Indian timber used in ship and house building. 
Weight, 47 lbs. per cubic foot. 
4.451. Sheshum. Dalbergia latifolia. Is one of 
the rosewood of commerce, and is used extensively 
in cabinet work. Weight, 66 lbs. per cubic foot. 
4.452. Anjan. Hardwickia binata. Strong and 
durable, used for railway sleepers and beams. 
Weight, 65 lbs. per cubic foot. 
4.453. Rohau. Soymeda febrifuga. Subject to 
split by exposure, but does well for indoor beams. 
Weight, 66 lbs. to the foot. 
4.454. Kussie. Briedelia montana. Strong, tough, 
and Stands water well. Is a good durable wood. 
4.455. Mowha. Bassia latifolia. Strong tough wood, 
but not much used. Is liable to the attacks of 
insects. 
4.456. Saj. Terminalia tomentosa. Strong heavy 
wood, makes Capital beams and rafters. Weight, 
50 lbs. to the cubic foot. 
4.457. Babul. Acacia arabica. Very hard tough 
wood, employed for tent pegs, plough shares, and 
sugar cane rollers. Weight, 54 lbs. per foot. 
4.458. Banyan. Ficus indica. A rather useless 
wood. The air drops are used for tent pegs and 
small masts. 
4.459. Jamrassee. Elseodendron roxburghii. Good 
wood for cabinet making, but rather brittle. 
Weight, 40 lbs. to the foot. 
4.460. Pallas. Butea frondosa. Used for posts 
and small building material. 
4.333. Seemul. Bombax malabaricum. 
4.334. Salai. Boswellia thurifera. 
4.335. Amultas. Cathartocarpus fistula, 
4.336. Amultas. Chloroxylon swietenia. 
4.337. Jewus. Dalbergia oojeinensis. 
4.338. Jaindoo. Diospyros melanoxylon. 
4.339. Goollur. Ficus glomerata. 
4.340. Bur. Ficus indica. 
4.341. Peepul. Ficus religiosa. 
4.342. Sewan. Gmelina arborea. 
4.343. Dhamin. Grewia elastica. 
4.344. Mendie Dhamin. Grewia latifolia. 
4.345. Koorum. Nauclea cadamba.