List of Indian timber trees
There are over 150 species of timber which are produced in India. Following are the chief varieties of timber which are used for engineering purposes in India:
¹ After seasoning at 12% moisture content
Poplar
Indian Mangrove
- Agati
- Algaroba
- Arni
- Ashok
- Asian Bushbeech
- Badminton Ball Tree
- Batino
- Blackjack Oak
- Bothi
- Brazilian Pepper
- Buddha Coconut
- Cashew
- Caucasian Maple
- Chaste Tree
- Chhal Mogra
- Chironji Tree
- Cinnamon
- Coffee Plum
- Common Sesban
- Common White Frangipani
- Crape Jasmine
- Dandal
- Devil Tree
- East-Indian Screw Tree
- Fiddlewood
- Frangipani pink
- Frangipani red
- Fried Egg Tree
- Gamhar
- Ginkgo
- Governor's Plum
- Guest Tree
- Himalayan Maple
- Himalayan Tree Hydrangea
- Indian Ash Tree
- Indian Bay Leaf
- Indrajao
- Java Olive
- Jerusalem Thorn
- Jhand
- Kakkar
- Kanak Champa
- Large Leaf Looking Glass Tree
- Lobed-leaf Alangium
- Looking Glass Mangrove
- Madagascar Palm
- Mango
- Meda
- Mexican Oleander
- Moulmein Rosewood
- Mountain Sweet Thorn
- Nag Kudagr
- Nelthare
- Netted Custard Apple
- Pale Sterculia
- Parrot's Beak
- Peacock Chaste Tree
- Pisa
- Pongam Tree
- Prickly Padauk
- Rain Tree
- Sage Leaved Alangium
- Scarlet Sterculia
- Sea Mango
- Singkrang
- Spotted Sterculia
- Sugar Apple
- Sweet Chestnut
- Teak
- Tipu Tree
- Tree Bean
- Tree of Life
- West Indian Elm
- White Frangipani
- White Locust Tree
- Wild Mango
- Wild Tamarind
- Woolly Dyeing Rosebay
- Woolly Leaved Oak
- Ylang Ylang