In the timber trade, we call it *sakhua*, and its gregarious flowering is simply a signal—it tells us the seed collection season has begun, nothing more poetic. Its oil matters less than its wood, which resists termites and is perfect for railway sleepers and doors. And forest dominance? It is important because it means reliable supply for my yard in Bareilly.
I say this because I have seen entire villages shift when we get a contract to harvest a *sakhua* block—it is not about ecology for us, it is about wages and lorries.
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