Butea -

is a genus of trees and shrubs in the pea family ( Fabaceae ), primarily native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. While there are over 30 reported species, the most significant are Butea monosperma (the tree) and Butea superba (the climber). 1. Primary Species

: A large, perennial climbing shrub or "woody creeper" native to Thailand and Southeast Asia. It is distinct for its massive tuberous roots used in traditional medicine. 2. Physical Characteristics Butea monosperma Butea superba Growth Habit Tree, up to 15m tall Woody climber/shrub Flowers Orange-red; petals resemble a parrot's beak Bright orange-red pea-shaped flowers Leaves Pinnate, 3 leaflets (trifoliate) Large, trifoliate, glossy green Roots/Sap Exudes red sap ("Butea Gum") Large, fleshy, spindle-shaped tuber is a genus of trees and shrubs in

: A medium-sized deciduous tree known for its spectacular bright orange-red flowers that bloom in clusters during the dry season. It is also known as Palash , Dhak , or Tesu . Primary Species : A large, perennial climbing shrub