Mulshree

Bakul or Molshree is a widely recognized tree species in India, known by various names. Moreover, it is a medium-sized evergreen tree commonly found in tropical forests across South Asia, Southeast Asia, and northern Australia. The timber derived from this tree holds significant value. Furthermore, Molshree bears fruits that serve as a source of food for birds and animals. Its large size also provides ample shade, keeping the ground cool beneath it. Notably, it is an excellent tree for carbon fixing. Additionally, different parts of the tree are utilized in medicine. The tree produces seeds in the form of berries, ranging in color from brown to red. It is included as part of a set of trees provided to farmers, who can cultivate them on their lands. Once mature, the trees can be harvested and sold in the market, thereby enhancing the economic status of the farmers.