🌳 Salai guggul
✅ Native

Salai guggul

Boswellia serrata · Burseraceae

Also known as: Indian frankincense

Resin used as an anti-inflammatory; a characteristic species of dry rocky forest

🗺️ Native range in India: Dry hilly deciduous forests of central and peninsular India

Why Salai guggul is a great native choice

  • Resin used as an anti-inflammatory
  • a characteristic species of dry rocky forest
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Frequently asked questions

Is Salai guggul native to India?

Yes. Salai guggul (Boswellia serrata) is native to India. Resin used as an anti-inflammatory; a characteristic species of dry rocky forest

What are the benefits of Salai guggul?

Key benefits include: Resin used as an anti-inflammatory; a characteristic species of dry rocky forest.

Should I plant Salai guggul?

Yes, Salai guggul is a good native choice for India. Native plants support local birds, bees and butterflies and are usually well suited to the local climate.

More native plants for India

Sources: R7, R11. See full references.

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