Morus alba L.

Also known as: white mulberry,shahtoot,Tut

A medium-sized deciduous tree known for its natural cleansing properties and wide ecological value.

Quick Facts

FAMILY
Moraceae
NATIVE REGION
India, Nepal, Bhutan
IUCN STATUS
Least concern
TYPE
Deciduous Tree

Native Information

China, widely cultivated in India and other parts of Asia.

Morus alba L.

Habitat

Plains, riverbanks and lower hills slopes; upto 1500m, Tolerates a range of soil and climates

Habit

Deciduous tree, 10-20m; simple alternate leaves ( variables shape). Small greenish flower fruits which to pink or red, sweet and edible.

Uses

  • Fruits edible (fresh , jams, juices); leaves for silk worm rearing; timber for furniture fuel; ornamental and shade tree; medicinal uses(leaves, fruits, bark).
Important for ecological balance and supports biodiversity.

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Quick Facts

FAMILY
Moraceae
NATIVE REGION
India, Nepal, Bhutan
IUCN STATUS
Least concern
TYPE
Deciduous Tree

Native Information

China, widely cultivated in India and other parts of Asia.

Habitat

Plains, riverbanks and lower hills slopes; upto 1500m, Tolerates a range of soil and climates

Habitat

Habit

Deciduous tree, 10-20m; simple alternate leaves ( variables shape). Small greenish flower fruits which to pink or red, sweet and edible.

Uses

  • Fruits edible (fresh , jams, juices); leaves for silk worm rearing; timber for furniture fuel; ornamental and shade tree; medicinal uses(leaves, fruits, bark).
Important for ecological balance.

Seed

Seed

Flower

Flower

Fruit

Fruit

Leaves

Leaves

Bark

Bark
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