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Names. 



Ficus conglomerata, Eoxb. 



Kri oung pm. 

 ArtocarpuB calophylla, Etirz. 



Artocarpus rigida, Bl. 



954 



955 



956 



Artocarpus rufescens, Miq. 

 Artocarpus Chaplasha, Eoxb. 



cooo6S| 



Toung peing ne. 



Artocarpus integrifolia, Willd. 



Veit ne. 

 (Paing-nay) S. K. 



Remarks. 



E. 



30 50 



(C A Pr P T ^ 



10 15 + 3 4 



1000/) SS = Si S., Metam., &a 

 especially upper mixed forests. 

 Yields inferior caoutchouc. 



Middling sized tree (T.) 



Mixed, 



957 



Artocarpus Gomeziana, Wall. 



E? 



40 50 



(T.) 



? + 3 4 



Wood white, very light, soft, coarse fibrous, 

 takes very bad polish. Yields a sort of 

 tenacious caoutchouc. 



E ? middling sized tree (T.) 



]> 



100 150 



(0 M* T An z 



8090 + 10 12 

 1000'). SS = Metam., Si S., &a Ever- 

 green tropical forests. s : 1. 

 Wood yellowish white turning pale brown, 

 the heartwocd darker coloured, rather 

 loose-grained, rather heavy, soon attack- 

 ed by sylophages. D ' = 30 pd. IJsed 

 for canoes and cart-wheels. Yields a 

 tenacious milky caoutchouc. 



E. 



40 60 



(A*-T*An). Cult. 



10 25 + 6 7 

 only. 

 Wood yellow when fresh, changing into va- 

 rious shades of brown, the sapwood small, 

 coarse fibrous and rather loose-grained, 

 the heartwood close-grained, mottled and 

 takes a fine polish, like Mahogany. D ' 

 == 42 pd. Said to last 25 to 80 years. It 

 is a very brittle wood which does not bear 

 great alternations of dry and wet, used 

 also to dye yellow clothes for poongyees. 

 Also in use for building boats and for 

 all kinds of furniture, building pur- 

 poses, carpentry. Used in England for 

 cabinet-work, marquetry and turning, 

 also for brush-backs. The best bird-lime 

 is prepared from the milky tenacious 

 juice, which abundantly flows from recent 

 wounds. The fruit is generally known 

 as Jack -fruit, the seeds roasted are con- 

 sidered not inferior to the best chestnuts. 



Middling sized tree (T.) 



