- Pterocarpus indicus - Wikipedia
It is a large deciduous tree growing to 30–40 m tall, with a trunk up to 2 m diameter, and the crown is 12–34 m wide The leaves are 12–22 cm long, pinnate, with 5–11 leaflets Most Pterocarpus species prefer seasonal weather but P indicus prefer rainforests
- Narra | Philippine Hardwood, Deciduous Tree, Ornamental Wood . . .
Narra, (genus Pterocarpus), genus of timber trees of the pea family (Fabaceae), native to Asia and Africa Narra wood is primarily used for cabinetwork; it is usually red or rose colour, often variegated with yellow
- Narra | The Wood Database (Hardwood)
One the one hand there is the humble Narra, with good workability and dimensional stability (much like other members of the Pterocarpus genus)—on the other hand there is the exotic and highly-prized burl wood known as Amboyna
- Narra Tree: 5 Fascinating Facts For 2025 - glamorwood. com
The narra tree is a grand tropical legume prized for its golden blooms, strong wood, and cultural value This guide covers identification, uses, care, laws, and why people across Asia value the narra tree
- The Narra Tree: The National Tree of the Philippines
The Narra tree holds profound cultural significance, revered for its aesthetic value and utility In many countries, it's highly valued for its beautiful wood grain, durability, and resistance to decay
- Narra Tree – Forestry. com
The Narra tree, scientifically known as Pterocarpus indicus, stands as an iconic and culturally significant species in various parts of Southeast Asia, particularly in the Philippines, where it holds the esteemed title of the national tree
- Narra Tree: Characteristics, Botany, Uses, and Harvesting Guide
Known as the national tree of the Philippines, the Narra is a source of pride, heritage, and environmental importance In this guide, we explore the characteristics, botanical features, traditional and modern uses, and harvesting practices of the Narra tree
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