Albizia procera - Wikipedia
Albizia procera, also known as white siris or karoi tree, is a large deciduous tree native to southeast Asia and India. It has greenish-yellow flowers, reddish pods, and various uses for timber, fodder, charcoal, and medicine.
Albizia procera – white siris for reforestation and agroforestry
Albizia procera, also known as white siris or tall albizia, is a large, nitrogen-fixing tree native to Asia. It has many uses for wood, fodder, shade and medicine, and can grow on various soils and climates.
Albizia (mimosa) genus - The Wood Database
Albizia is a tropical and subtropical genus of about 130-150 species of hardwoods, some of which are called mimosa, silk tree, or siris. Learn about their mechanical, visual, and identification characteristics, as well as their distribution and uses.
Albizia procera - Useful Tropical Plants - The Ferns
6 天之前 — The wood is used chiefly for construction, furniture, veneer, cabinet work, flooring, agricultural implements, moulding, carts, carriages, cane crushers, carvings, boats, oars, oil presses and rice pounders. It is resistant to several species of termites
PROSEA - Plant Resources of South East Asia
Albizia procera is used for amenity planting, wind-breaks, fire-breaks and the rehabilitation of eroded and degraded soils. It is occasionally planted as a shade tree in tea and coffee. Albizia procera is planted for fuelwood and gives excellent charcoal. The wood is used for agricultural implements, moulding, furniture, veneer, and cabinet work.
Albizia procera wood is chiefly for makes a good cabinet, furniture, construction, agricultural implements, household products, poles, house posts, truck and bus bodies, packing cases, moulding, carts, cane crushers, carvings, boats, oars, oil presses and rice pounders. It is resistant to several species of termites, including Bifiditermes
Albizia procera is native to moist deciduous and semievergreen hill forests, swamp forests, and lowland savanna woodlands in Asia from northern India through southeast Asia to the Philip-pines, Indonesia, Melanesia, and northern Australia (Nielsen 1979, Parrotta 1988b, Venkataramany 1968).
A. procera is a large, fast-growing tree, with a mean annual increment in diameter of 1-4 cm; it attains a dbh of 40-60 cm in 30 years. Spacing of 2-3 x 0.5 m in pure stands results in canopy closure in about 3 years.
Albizia procera (white siris) | CABI Compendium - CABI Digital …
2016年10月12日 — Albizia procera is a fast-growing, semi-deciduous, nitrogen-fixing tree that has been widely introduced in tropical and subtropical regions of the world to be used as an ornamental, soil improver and fuelwood species. It has the potential to spread by seeds and by root suckers and also coppices readily after damage.
Agroforestree Species profile - Center for International Forestry …
Albizia procera is a tree with an open canopy, up to 30 m tall and trunk of 35-60 cm in diameter. It is widely distributed in Asia and Australia, and has various uses for timber, fuelwood, fodder and agroforestry.