Rutaceae · Pleiospermium

Kurnthumullthalai / Winged Naringi

Pleiospermium alatum

Tree
Habit
Tree
Found in India
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh
Flowering
January-July

Plant Details

Scientific name
Pleiospermium alatum
Genus
Pleiospermium
Family
Rutaceae
Habit
Tree
Habitat
Dry deciduous forests, foot hills; less in the plains to the coast
Habitat type
Coastal, Forest
Distribution
India, Sri Lanka, Indo-Malesia, China and Australia
Found in India
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh
Flowering & fruiting
January-July
Conservation status
Not Evaluated (NE)

Leaf characters

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

Typical of the Rutaceae family — a field-mark hint, not measured for this exact species.

Flower & fruit characters

Flower symmetry
Radial
Inflorescence
Cyme
Fruit
Berry

Typical of the Rutaceae family — flowering plants only; individual species can differ.

Local Names

Tamil
Kurnthumullthalai, Kurnthumul thazhai, காட்டு நார்தை
Kannada
Kaadu bilvapathre, Naayi baela
Malayalam
Kurtham

About Kurnthumullthalai

Winged Naringi (Pleiospermium alatum) is a tree belonging to the Rutaceae family (Citrus/Rue family). Members of this family are generally characterised by alternate compound/simple leaves, cymose/panicle flower clusters, hesperidium/drupe/capsule fruit. It is typically found in dry deciduous forests, foot hills; less in the plains to the coast. It occurs across India, Sri Lanka, Indo-Malesia, China and Australia. Flowering and fruiting are typically seen during January-July.

Illustration representing the Rutaceae family
Botanical family

Rutaceae

Citrus/Rue family

Kurnthumullthalai belongs to the Rutaceae family.

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