Leaf pattern of Dalbergia Sissoo (Tamil : Sissoo)

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Leaf pattern of Dalbergia Sissoo (Tamil : Sissoo)

Dear friends,

I am uploading this picture to help you differentiate Dalbergia sissoo from Dalbergia latifolia (Eetti, Rose wood). Sissoo leaves have pointing tip where as the leaves of Latifolia are blunt and rounded.

Leaf pattern of Sissoo:

Intricate wood carving from Sissoo wood panel:

A Dalbergia latifolia tree:

Please click the link to differentiate between Sissoo and Eetii
or 'East Indian Rose Wood' from 'Indian Rose Wood'.

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