Caesalpiniaceae · Kingiodendron

Kingiodendron pinnatum

Treeoutdoor
Habit
Tree
Found in India
Karnataka, Kerala
Flowering
February-December

Plant Details

Scientific name
Kingiodendron pinnatum
Genus
Kingiodendron
Habit
Tree
Habitat
Evergreen forests
Habitat type
Forest
Distribution
India
Found in India
Karnataka, Kerala
Flowering & fruiting
February-December
Conservation status
Vulnerable (VU)

Leaf characters

Leaf type
Pinnately compound (leaflets in rows along a stalk)recorded

Typical of the family

Arrangement
Alternate
Entire margin leaf character
Margin
Entire
Pinnate venation leaf character
Venation
Pinnate

Characters marked “recorded” are for Kingiodendron pinnatum itself; the rest are typical of the Caesalpiniaceae family.

Flower & fruit characters

Flower colour
Whiterecorded
Fruit type
LegumerecordedA dry pod that splits open along two seams (typical of the pea/bean family).Prioria pinnata is a species of legume in the family Fabaceae. — Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Typical of the family

Inflorescence
Raceme
Fruit
Legume

Characters marked “recorded” are for Kingiodendron pinnatum itself; the rest are typical of the Caesalpiniaceae family — flowering plants only.

Local Names

Tamil
மடையன் சாம்பிராணி
Kannada
ಎಣ್ಣೆ ಮರ
Malayalam
എണ്ണപ്പൈൻ, Kingiodendron pinnatum, കുളകുമരം

About Kingiodendron pinnatum

A member of the Caesalpiniaceae family, Kingiodendron pinnatum is a tree. In India it has been recorded in Karnataka and Kerala. It grows in evergreen forests. Flowering and fruiting run from February to December.

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Botanical family

Caesalpiniaceae

Senna family

Kingiodendron pinnatum belongs to the Caesalpiniaceae family.

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