Gulmohar tree reproduces sexually through seeds.
No, the gulmohar tree (Delonix regia) is not a sexual plant. It is a flowering tree that produces vibrant red or orange flowers and can reproduce through seeds, not through sexual reproduction like some other plants with male and female reproductive organs.
Gulmohar leaves are typically large, compound, and fern-like with a bright green color. They can grow up to 30 cm in length and are arranged alternately along the stem. The leaves are known for their ornamental value and add to the beauty of the Gulmohar tree.
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The innermost whorl of a gulmohar flower is called the gynoecium, which contains the female reproductive parts of the flower, including the ovary, style, and stigma.
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No, the gulmohar tree (Delonix regia) is not a sexual plant. It is a flowering tree that produces vibrant red or orange flowers and can reproduce through seeds, not through sexual reproduction like some other plants with male and female reproductive organs.
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Gulmohar is a deciduous tree, losing its leaves seasonally.
The gulmohar tree, also known as the flamboyant tree, is deciduous. It sheds its leaves annually before the flowering season begins.
they have no medicinal uses
yes they can produce fruit
gulmohar is tree exists in tropical countries.Colomus when he visited India along with lot gifts he brought Gulmohar is also one of species entered into India.
Gulmohar is neither a herb nor a shrub, it is actually a type of tree. Its botanical name is Delonix regia, and it is known for its vibrant red or orange flowers. Gulmohar trees are commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions.
The average lifespan of a Gulmohar tree is around 40-50 years, though they can live longer under optimal conditions. Factors such as climate, soil quality, and care can all impact the tree's longevity.
The so called gulmohar oak is not an oak. The latin name is Delonix regia or Royal Poinciana is the common name. It is a member of the pea family and is deciduous in tempeate climates but evergreen in favourable areas.
Gulmohar leaves are typically large, compound, and fern-like with a bright green color. They can grow up to 30 cm in length and are arranged alternately along the stem. The leaves are known for their ornamental value and add to the beauty of the Gulmohar tree.
Gulmohar = Delonix regia (Boj. ex Hook.) Raf. or Poinciana