Kokam butter tree is an
evergreen tree drooping
branches.
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The Kokum tree (Garcinia Indica) is slender, small and evergreen with drooping branches. It is found in the evergreen forests of western Ghats from Konkan to Mysore region. It flowers from November to February and the fruits ripen in April and May. ... On an average, a tree yields 60-80 kg of seeds.
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The evergreen kokum tree found along the west coast of India is known not only for its beauty but also for its use as a condiment. Its economic and ecological potential make it ideally suited to the restoration of natural forests.
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