Punica granatum L.

Also known as: Daru, Dadim

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

Quick Facts

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

Native Information

Iran to Northern India; widely cultivated in mediterranean and subtropical regions.

Punica granatum L.

Habitat

Dry slopes, valleys cultivated orchards, up to 1800m.

Habit

Shrub/small tree, 3-5m; thorny branches; glossy norrow leaves; showy red flowers; fruits a globose berry with juicy arils.

Uses

  • Edible fruits rich in antioxidants; medicinal (bark, rind, flowers); ornamental; hedge plant; cultural and religious significance.
Important for ecological balance and supports biodiversity.

Plant Details

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Quick Facts

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

Native Information

Iran to Northern India; widely cultivated in mediterranean and subtropical regions.

Habitat

Dry slopes, valleys cultivated orchards, up to 1800m.

Habitat

Habit

Shrub/small tree, 3-5m; thorny branches; glossy norrow leaves; showy red flowers; fruits a globose berry with juicy arils.

Uses

  • Edible fruits rich in antioxidants; medicinal (bark, rind, flowers); ornamental; hedge plant; cultural and religious significance.
Important for ecological balance.

Seed

Seed

Flower

Flower

Fruit

Fruit

Leaves

Leaves

Bark

Bark
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