& collection: first noticed by Captain Hardwicke on a tour to Sireenagur in 1796, growing in the mountainous tract called the Sewalic chain, which separates the plains of Hindostan, between 75° and 85° east longitude, from the Himmaleh mountains. It is generally found in elewated situations in forests of oak; the soil a rich black vegetable earth, on a stony bed. It flowers in March and April, and ripens seed late in May or early in June, a few days before the commencement of the periodical rains
Distribution Of Types
Jammu-Kashmir (West Himalaya, Indian Subcontinent, Asia-Tropical)