Kingdom plantae

List Of Plants Belongs Kingdom plantae

1. Kalalavi | Gloriosa Superba | Agnimukhi
2.  Kuda | Kutaj | Holarrhena Antidysenterica
3.  Helicteres Isora | Indian Screw-Fruit | Murudsheng...
4.  Gulvel | Tinospora Cordifolia | Amruta
5.  Ashwagandha | Withama Somnifera
6.  Sariva | Hmidesmus Indicus | Anantmool | Indian S...
7.  Sarpagandha | Rauvolfia Serpentina | Sarpakshi
8.  Kalalavi | Agnimukhi | Gloriosa Superba
9.  Rui | Madar | Calotropis Gigantea | Milkweed
10.  Sadaphuli | Catharanthus Roseus | | Periwinkle
11.  Halad | Haridra | Domestica Valenton
12.  Datura Stramonium | Dhotra | Kanak
13.  Bahava | Suvarnika | Cassia Fistula
14.  Aavla | Amalika | Emblica Officinalis
15.  Punarnava | Boerhaavia Diffusa | Common Hog-Weed
16.  Asparagus Racemosus
17.  Flame Of The Forest | Butea Monosperma | Palash
18.  Neerbranhi | Somyalata | Bacopa Monnieri
19.  Kateshever | Red Silk Cotton | Bombax Ceiba | Sha...
20.  Neem | Azadirachta Indica
21.  Bilva | Bel | Aegle Marmelos |
22.  Kumari | Korphad | Aleo Barbadensis
23.  Punarnava | Boerhavia Diffusa
24.  Sinduri | Bixa Orellana
25.  Kanchanar | Baunhinia Variegata
26.  Shwet Kanchan | Baunhinia Racemosa.
27.  Rakta Kanchan | Bauhinia Purpurea
28.  Potki | Basella Albavar
29.  Danti | Baliospermum Solanifolium.
30.  Ingla | Balanites Aegyptica
31.  Adulsa | Vasaka | Adhatoda Vasica Nees
32.  Tulas | Ocimum Sanctum | Vrunda
33.  Pev-Kushta | Costus Speciosus
34.  Creat | Androgrophis Paniculata
35.  Khaj-Kuili | Macuna Prurita Hook
36.  Methi | Trigonella Foenumgraecum
37.  Arjuna | Terminalia Arjuna
38.  Hritaki | Terminalia Chebula
39.  Clove | Syzigium Aromaticum
40.  Kajra | Strychnos Num-Vomica
41.  Patoli | Sterospermum Cheloeniiodes
42.  Akkalkara | Spilanthes Acmella
43.  Jitsaya | Spermadictyon Suaveolens
44.  Bhui | Solarium Virginianum
45.  Mothi Ringni | Solanum Violaceum
46.  Kate Ringni | Solanum Tanthocarpum
47.  Black-Night Shade | Solanum Nigrum
48.  Chopchini | Smilex Chinensis
49.  Mahabala | Sida Rhombifolia
50.  Tetu | Proxylum Indicum
51.  Narvel | Premna Mucronata
52.  Kranja | Pongamia Pinnata
53.  Chitrak | Plumbargo Zeylanica
54.  Ishapgola | Plantago Ovata
55.  Black-Paper | Paper Nigrum
56.  Pimpli | Piper Longum
57.  Phanya Nivadung | Opuntia Cochineliufera | Opuntia...
58.  Karpur Tulsi | Ocimum Kilimandshericum
59.  Ocimum Bascilium | Sabja
60.  Ocimum Americanum | Ran-Tulsi
61.  Occimum Tenuiflorum | Tulsi
62.  Nyctanthes Arbortristics | Parijatak
63.  Myrtus Communis | Vilayiti Mehndi
64.  Myritica Fragrans Hout | Jaiphal
65.  Murraya Paniculata | Marchula
66.  Mucuna Pruiens | Atmagupta
67.  Moringa Pterygosperma | Sigruh
68.  Momordica Charantia | Karle
69.  Mimusops Elengi | Bakulah | Bolariri
70.  Mimosa Pudica | Lajja | Lajalu
71.  Mezoneuron Cueullatus | Wakeri
72.  Mesua Ferra | Nagkesar
73.  Memecylon Umbellatum | Lokhandi
74.  Melia Azedarach | Mahanimb
75.  Mammea Longifolia | Surangi
76.  Mallotus Philippensis | Kapila
77.  Gnidia Eriocephslus | Rametha
78.  Aristolochia Indica | Sapsan
79.  Areca Catechu | Supari
80.  Antidesma Ghasembilla | Umtao
81.  Annona Sqamosa | Sitaphal
82.  Andrograaphics Peniculata | Kalmegh
83.  Ancistrocladus Heyneanus | Hukwel
84.  Foeniculum Vulgare| Badishep
85.  Ficus-Religiosa | Peepal
86.  Ficus-Racemosa | Umber
87.  FICUS -BENHALENIS | VAD
88.  EMBLICA-OFFICINALIS | AMLA
89.  EMBELIA-BASAL | VIDHANGA
90.  ECLIPTA-ALBA | MAKA
91.  Drypetes-Roxburghiti | Putravnti
92.  Dalbergia Latifolia | Shisham

Definition and List of Ornamental Plants in India

Definition Of Ornamental plants:-
Ornamental plants are plants that are grown for decorative purposes in gardens and landscape design projects, as house plants, for cut flowers and specimen display.



List  Of Ornamental Plants

List of 40 Fruit Trees | With Botanical Names

Important Fruit  Trees List.

1. Anona Cherimolyiya
2. Anona Muricata
3. Anona Reticulata
4. Artocarpus Integra
5. Anona Squamosa
6. Areca Catechu
7. Artocarpus Communis
8. Artocarpus Integra
9. Averrhoa Bilimbi
10. Averrhoa Caramrola
11. Borassus Flabellifer
12. Carica Papaya
13. Anona Cherimolyiya
14. Anona Muricata
15. Anona Reticulata
16. Anona Squamosa
17. Areca Catechu
18. Artocarpus Communis
19. Artocarpus Integra
20. Averrhoa Bilimbi
21. Averrhoa Caramrola
22. Borassus Flabellifer
23. Carica Papaya
24. Chrysophyllum Cainito
25. Cicca Acida
26. Borassus Flabellifer
27. Kmblica Officinalis
28. Crefia Astatica
29. Litchi Chinensis
30. Mangifera Indica
31. Mimusops Elengi
32. Mimusops Hexandra
33. Physalis Peruviana
34. Tbapa Bispinoza
35. Alangium Salvifolium
36. Allophylus Cobbe
37. Anthocephalus Cadamba
38. Physalis Peruviana
39. Tbapa Bispinoza
40. Syzygium Jambos

Gardenia Latifolia | Apra | Kalkambi | Ghogar | Pandru.

Gardenia latifolia, commonly known as the broad-leaved gardenia, is a flowering evergreen shrub or small tree that belongs to the Rubiaceae family. This plant is native to regions of India and Sri Lanka and is known for its fragrant white flowers and attractive foliage. Here are some key characteristics and information about Gardenia latifolia:

Taxonomy and Scientific classification of Gardenia Latifolia
Kingdom:     Plantae
Order:         Gentianales
Family:        Rubiaceae
Genus:        Gardenia
Species:     G. jasminoides
   

Common names :- Papra; Kalkambi; Ghogar, Pandru.
A small deciduous tree, common in the dry forests in the State.
Leaves are eaten by cattle.

Plant Description: Gardenia latifolia is a slow-growing, dense shrub or small tree that can reach heights of up to 4 to 6 meters (13 to 20 feet). It has broad, glossy, dark green leaves that are lance-shaped to elliptical in appearance.

Flowers: The most distinctive feature of Gardenia latifolia is its fragrant flowers. The flowers are typically white, waxy, and trumpet-shaped with a pleasant, sweet scent. They are often solitary or arranged in small clusters.

Fragrance: The fragrance of Gardenia latifolia flowers is highly prized and is often used in perfumery and the fragrance industry. It has a sweet, heady scent that is reminiscent of jasmine.

Habitat: This plant is native to the Indian subcontinent and is found in a variety of habitats, including forests, thickets, and along stream banks. It prefers tropical and subtropical climates.

Cultivation: Gardenia latifolia is cultivated as an ornamental plant in gardens and landscapes in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. It requires well-drained soil, regular watering, and partial shade to thrive.

Fruit: The fruit of Gardenia latifolia is a small, oval berry that turns from green to orange-red when ripe. However, the fruit is not typically consumed.

Traditional Uses: In traditional medicine systems, various parts of the plant, including the roots, leaves, and flowers, have been used for their potential medicinal properties. They have been used to treat a range of ailments, including fever, skin conditions, and digestive disorders.

Cultural Significance: Gardenia latifolia, like many gardenia species, is often associated with beauty and purity in various cultures. It is sometimes used in religious and cultural ceremonies.

Conservation: While not necessarily considered endangered, the conservation status of Gardenia latifolia may vary by region due to habitat loss and other factors.

Other Names: Gardenia latifolia may also be referred to by other common names, such as the "Indian Gardenia" or "Indian Boxwood."

Gardenia latifolia is appreciated not only for its beauty but also for its fragrant flowers. Its use in perfumery and traditional medicine underscores its cultural and economic significance in regions where it is grown.

Garuga Pinnata | Ghogar , Aranelli, Balagi ,Kakad

Taxonomy of Garuga Pinnata with Scientific classification

Kingdom: Plantae

Order: Sapindales

Family: Burseraceae

Genus: Garuga

Common names :- Ghogar , Aranelli, Balagi ,Kakad.
A large deciduous tree growing in dry deciduous forests in the State;
common in the Konkan and the Deccan hills.
Leaves are eaten by cattle.

GMELINA ARBOREA | Shivan

GMELINA ARBOREA
Family.—Verbenaceae.

Common names. :- Savan;   Gumbhar,   Shivan;     Kumbudi, Shivani; Shiwan.

A moderate-sized tree growing throughout the State in deciduous forests; Common in the Satpudas, Khandesh, Dangs. Fruits are eaten by cattle.

Grewia Lieviagata | Grewia Tillefolia

Grewia  Lieviagata
Family-Tiliaceas.
Common names : Gurguri , Gulgollop.  
A small tree growing near village site and deciduous forests in Fodder Plant.

 Grewia Tillefolia
Family—Tiliaceae.
Common names:- Dhamana , Dhamin  , Butale ,Dhamani.
A moderate-sized tree growing ibroiighoul the Stale in deciduous forests.
Leaves arc ealen BY BUIRALOEI. 

Guazuma Tomantosa

Guazuma Tomantosa
Family.—Sterculiaceae.
Common names :-English. Bastard cedar;
Marathi;Rudrakshi.
A small evergreen tree; cultivated in gardens throughout the State; not indigenous.
Leaves are eaten by cattle.

HAMRLTONIA SUAVEOLENS

HAMRLTONIA SUAVEOLENS
Family—Rubiaceae.
Common names :- Gidesa, Jitsai.
A small deciduous shrub growing on hills in the Konkan, Deccan and N. Kanara.
Leaves are eaten by cattle.

HARDWICKIA BINATA | Anjan | Kamra

Family—Caesalpiniaceae. 
Common Names. :- Anjan ,Kamra;
A deciduous tree growing in the dry forests in the State. 
Leaves are eaten by cattle. 
A very gut id green fodder.