Butea monosperma is widely known as the Palash tree in India. Its spectacular bright orange-red flowers that bloom in clusters during late winter or early spring give the appearance of flames, hence the common name "Flame of the Forest".
Which one is known as "Flame of the Forest" is:
Asked in RPSC RAS Prelims 2010 · Topic: Plant: Economic Importance (Dyes and Tannins)
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