Pongamia pinnata - Revision history

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	[[~~Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]~~		#REDIRECT [[Pongamia]]
	~~The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(~~Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within [[Pakistan]] it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]~~'''.~~

	~~==References==~~		{{R to monotypic taxon\|plant}}
	{{~~Reflist}}~~

	~~{{Biology-stub~~}}

	~~[[Category:Millettia\|pinnata]]~~
	~~[[Category:Biofuel in India]]~~
	~~[[Category:Flora of tropical Asia]]~~
	~~[[Category:Biodiesel feedstock sources]]~~
	~~[[Category:Sustainable agriculture]]~~
	~~[[Category:Trees of Islamabad]]~~
	~~[[Category:Federal territorial symbols of Islamabad (Pakistan)]]~~

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	[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within [[Pakistan]] it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]'''.		The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within [[Pakistan]] it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]'''.

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

			{{Biology-stub}}

	[[Category:Millettia\|pinnata]]		[[Category:Millettia\|pinnata]]
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	[[Category:Trees of Islamabad]]		[[Category:Trees of Islamabad]]
			[[Category:Federal territorial of Islamabad (Pakistan)]]

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	[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within Pakistan it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]'''.		The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within [[Pakistan]] it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]'''.

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	[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(~~Millettia~~ pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home.		The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Pongamia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home. Within Pakistan it is the '''Territorial tree of [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]'''.

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	[[Category:Sustainable agriculture]]		[[Category:Sustainable agriculture]]
			[[Category:Trees of Islamabad]]

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	~~#Redirect~~ [[~~Talk~~:Millettia pinnata]]		[[Image:Starr 080530-4645 Milletia pinnata.jpg\|thumb\|]]
			The '''Pongam Oiltree''', '''Sukh Chayne Tree''', or the '''Indian Beech''', ''(Millettia pinnata)'' is a species of tree in the pea family, [[Fabaceae]], native to eastern and tropical [[Asia]]. Ideal for [[Pakistan]]’s hot climate as it cannot survive in the cold, the Sukh Chain tree is an evergreen species that is often grown at roadsides due to the shade it provides to pedestrians. It is also a tree that is ideal for small gardens, as it does not reach an extraordinary height and is fairly easy to manage in terms of upkeep. However, while the tree’s roots and seeds are used in a number of medicinal concoctions, its seeds are poisonous when they are consumed in their raw form. Thus, pay close attention to this tree during the flowering season in the spring and dispose of any seeds that you find on the ground. This goes especially true if you have kids at home.

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

			[[Category:Millettia\|pinnata]]
			[[Category:Biofuel in India]]
			[[Category:Flora of tropical Asia]]
			[[Category:Biodiesel feedstock sources]]
			[[Category:Sustainable agriculture]]

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