Ecology
What this tree does for the land
Deep-rooted, tolerates waterlogging, and supports fruit-eating birds.
Income-bearing species
🫐 Jamun · நாவல் மரம்
Naaval maram — Fruit tree prized for its monsoon berries and diabetic-friendly seed.
Traditional uses
What this tree gives
- •Fruit
- •Seed powder
- •Timber
- •Shade
Community income
What a tree earns
Cumulative income a village guardian or co-op can draw from one tree of this species, at each horizon.
5 years
₹2.0k
per tree, cumulative
10 years
₹16.0k
per tree, cumulative
20 years
₹62.0k
per tree, cumulative
Fruiting from year 6–8; reliable seasonal income at maturity.
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