Question

Name the tree which is the state tree of puducherry and it's leaves are used in hindu temples for worship tree tree

Answer 1

Answer:

State tree of Puducherry => Bael fruit tree

Explanation:

• Bael fruit tree, also known as Bel tree, Bilva tree, Aegle marmelos and Bengal quince.

• Bel/Bilva tree is very auspicious or sacred tree in India.

• The leaves of this tree are in the form of trifoliate or triple which are used to worship lord Shiva in hindu temples.

• It is believed that it(trifoliate leaf) symbolise three Gods - Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva and three eyes of Lord Shiva.

• Hence, Bel or Bilva tree is the state tree of Puducherry and it's leaves are used to worship in hindu temples.

Answer 2

ANSWER:

Beal fruit tree are the state tree of Puducherry.  

EXPLANATION:

Beal tree is the member of monotypic genes Aegle. It has 13 meter tall branches. Leaves are finely hairy with a round base of shape. Fruits of these trees can be eaten fresh or it can be dried and converted into candies. One large beal fruit has 5 to 6 liters of sharbat.

Along with religious significance, leaves of the beal fruit plant can be eaten as salad. It has orange viscous oil. Various evidences have been found in the suktas of Rigveda about religious significance of the beal leaves.