mimusops การใช้

• "Mimusops " is native to tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Africa, Australia, and various oceanic islands.
• The Lord is believed to sit on the Ilanji tree ( Mimusops elengi ) and the rostrum below just outside the sanctum sanctorum.
• The flowers resemble those of " Mimusops ", the inflorescences occurring in fascicles, with 4-6 flowers per fascicle.
• It is closely related to " Mimusops obovata " and " M . caffra ", both of which are South African trees.
• Some plants like Sarabhi of Guttiferae family, Kanika or hursinghar, phikun or mimusops and bunnak or the rose chestnut etc . were brought from India.
• Moby?Sitk?also asked permission from senior monks to plant star flower trees ( " Mimusops elengi " ) between the rows of " kyauksa gu " s.
• ""'Mimusops elengi " "'is a medium-sized evergreen tree found in tropical forests in South Asia, Southeast Asia and northern Australia.
•    Mimusops andamanensis   is an endangered taxon enlisted in the World List of Threatened Trees ( Oldfield et al, 1998 ) with disjunct distribution in Sri Lanka and Andaman-Nicobar Islands.
• The main entrance is from the south through massive but open teak doors ornately carved with floral designs, scrolls, and Mimusops elengi " ) that emanate a jasmine-like fragrance to the entire complex.
• Mimusops andamanensis remained as an exclusive endemic of the Andaman Islands until the taxon has been recognized from Sri Lanka in 2001 indicating its disjunct distribution in far off insular habitats from Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal.
• The principal trees of the riverine forest include Acacia elatior, Ficus sycamorus, Garcinia livingstonei, Mimusops fruticosa and Tamarindus indica, while the surrounding scrub consists of more stunted Acacia nilotica with a dense undergrowth of herbs and tall grasses.
• ""'Mimusops zeyheri " "'is a medium-sized ( up to 15m ) evergreen tree belonging to the Sapotaceae family and widely distributed in rocky places from the east coast of southern Africa, inland and northwards to tropical Africa.
• Other tree families are occurring such as Pleurostylia spp . ( Celastraceae ), Foetidia spp . ( Lecythidaceae ), Olea europea subsp . africana ( Oleaceae ), Cossinia pinnata ( Sapindaceae ), Dombeya spp . ( Sterculiaceae ), and a variety of Sapotaceae species Sideroxylon boutonianum, Sideroxylon borbonicum spp . and Mimusops.
• The  National Red List 2012 of Sri Lanka published by the Biodiversity Secretariat of the Sri Lankan Ministry of Environment in collaboration with the National Herbarium ( Anonymous, 2007 ) also included Mimusops andamanensis under endangered category as per the IUCN criteria B1 ( i, ii, iii ) and 2ab ( i, ii, iii ).
• Seed germination protocol for Mimusops andamanensis under controlled conditions has also been standardized at Jawharlal Nehru Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute ( JNTBGRI ), Trivandrum, India as the part of ex-situ germplasm conservation of Andaman-Nicobar plant species outside the islands and the seedlings are well established qt the Field Gene Bank of the JNTBGRI ( Mathew & Chitra, 2015 ).