Some popular edible fruits of rural and forest regions of Indian state Chhattisgarh. (Oudhia, 2003)

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Some popular edible fruits of rural and forest regions of Indian state Chhattisgarh. (Oudhia, 2003)
Local NameScientific NameEcoport Picture
AnkolAlangium salviifolium
KadamAnthocephalus cadamba
NeemAzadirachta indica
KarondaCarissa carandas
LasoraCordia dichotoma 
TenduDiospyros melanoxylon
KaithaFeronia limonia
BaelAegle marmelos
HarpharevadiPhyllanthus acidus
AonlaEmblica officinalis
PicriFicus religiosa
BarFicus benghalensis
DoomarFicus racemosa
PhalsaGrewia asiatica
KusumSchleichera oleosa
ShahtootMorus alba
ChirpotiPhysalis minima
Chirai JamSyzygium cumini
JamPsidium guajava
AmaMangifera indica
AmliTamarindus indica
Ganga AmliPithecellobium dulce
MachhimudiLantana camara
MakoyZiziphus oenoplia

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