Medicinal
Ayurveda
Black Siris Tree
Albizia odoratissima
The Black Siris Tree is valued for its dark, durable timber and its role in soil enrichment through nitrogen fixation.
Quick Facts
Height: 15–25 m m
Blooms: April–June
Dark grey bark, bipinnate green leaves, creamy-white fragrant flowers
20–40°C
Visit Information
Location
Forest edges, plantations, farm boundaries
Best Viewing Time
Deciduous
Habitat & Care
Natural Habitat
Tropical moist and dry deciduous forests
Lifespan
Long-lived
Temperature Range
Warm and humid
Significance
Medicinal Uses
High-quality timber, shade, soil enrichment
Cultural Significance
Wood is strong and resistant to pests
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Did You Know?
Wood is dark, dense, and durable
Popular in agroforestry systems
Improves soil by fixing nitrogen
Flowers are fragrant and attract bees
Plan Your Visit
Come and see this amazing plant species in person at Patna Zoo