The Nandi flame tree, also known as the African tulip tree, is a fast-growing, deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 25 meters. It is native to tropical Africa and is often planted in tropical regions as a decorative tree.
Here are some other facts about the Nandi flame tree:
- Its scientific name is Spathodea campanulata, which comes from Greek and Latin roots.
- It has large, showy flowers that are bright orange-red with a yellow edge.
- It has broad, glossy leaves that can grow up to 40 cm long.
- Its bark is pale grey-brown and smooth when young, but becomes rough with age.
- It produces large woody capsules that split open on the ground to release flat-winged seeds.
- It has many uses, including as firewood, charcoal, carving material, and for medicinal purposes.
- It also provides shade, ornamental beauty, and is used as an avenue tree, mulch, and windbreak.
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