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Haldina Tree or Kadam - Kolon

  • Haldina Tree - Kolon

  • Common Classification
    Common NamesHaldina, Kadam
    Sinhala NameKolon
    Scientific Classification
    FamilyRubiaceae
    GenusHaldina
    Scientific NameHaldina cordifolia
    SynonymAdina cordifolia
    Ecology
    CategoryWood
    Growth HabitTree
    DurationPerennial
    OriginIndigenous
    StatusNatural
    Property
    Culinary / EdibleNo
    Use as HerbNo
    Other UseTimber
    Poisoned / ToxinYes
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Haldina cordifolia, commonly called as Haldina or Kadam is a deciduous tree, can grows up to 20 meters height or more and native to Sri Lanka, India and some countries of South Asia. It is called in Sinhalese as 'Kolon' and found on forest areas of lowland dry zone in Sri Lanka. Timber of Kolon Tree that excellent quality and attractive appearance, has been classified as 'Special Class Timber' by Sri Lanka Timber Cooperation and widely used for make furniture.





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