In Chhattisgarh

Melia dubia is a very fast growing tree. Melia dubia is also known as Melia composita. The wood of Melia dubia is in high demand in Veneer, Plywood, Pulp, Match stick and Packing case industry. There is a high demand-supply gap in these industries. Each tree of appropriate girth can fetch up to Rs 4000 ? 5000 per tree over a 6-7 year period if sold as veneer. However, income is also generated after 2-3 years if sold to matchstick industries. Melia dubia is known by different names in regional languages: Marathi: Kuriaput, Gujarati: Kadukajar, Nimbara, Ambaro, Limbaro, Nibara Oriya: Batra Kannada: Hebbevu Telugu: Munnattikaraka Tamil: Maali vembu Hindi: Ghora-nim, Mahanim Its TRADE NAME is Malbar Neem wood. Melia dubia should not be confused with Melia azedarach. At the nursery stage, both look similar. While it is difficult to grow Melia dubia seedlings ( germination % is as low as 10 % ), it is easy to grow Melia azedarach. Melia azedarach is not fast growing and its wood is not in demand. We can supply genuine Melia dubia seedlings anywhere in India. We raise the Melia dubia plants in the nursery and do not collect the seedlings from the forest floor unlike others. Therefore, our plants are of uniform age and height and do not have root deformities. We are professional nurserymen with wide and several years? experience in Agro and Farm forestry sector and you can depend on us for quality and genuinity of the planting stock of Melia dubia we supply. Please note that Melia dubia grows well where rainfall is above 700 ? 1000 mm per year in rain fed conditions or where irrigation is available in the form of drip irrigation. It can not tolerate