Olea paniculata R.Br.
Also known as: Native olive, Anokhi dali ,Thira
A medium-sized deciduous tree known for its natural cleansing properties and wide ecological value.
Quick Facts
FAMILY
Oleaceae
NATIVE REGION
India, Nepal, Bhutan
IUCN STATUS
Least concern
TYPE
Deciduous Tree
India (eastern Himalayas ,assam ,NE states, Andaman Islands) Sri lanka, Southeast Asia ,Northern Australia , Pacific islands
Grows in tropical and subtropical evergeen to semi-evergreen forests, often at 200 -1200m elevation. Prefers moist, well drained soils, commonly found along forested slopes and valleys.

Large evergreen tree, can reach 20-30m height with a straight bole.opposite, elliptic to oblong,leathery, dark green above and paler beneath.Flowers are small, white ,fragnant, borne in large panicles.
- Timber is strong,heavy and durable : used in construction , furniture and tools. Attractive evergreen with fragrant flower, suitable for parks and gradens. Leaves abd bark traditionaly used for trating fever, infections and inflammation. Provides food for birds and mammals that consume the fruits contributes to evergreen forest canopy stability.
Important for ecological balance and supports biodiversity.
Plant Details
Seed
Flower
Fruit
Leaves
Bark