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Myrobalan, Black Myrobalan, Chebulic Myrobalan
Common Names in english:
Gali Nut ...
Myrobalanus
Species and varieties
Myrobalanus buceras synonym of Bucida buceras (Black Olive) ...
Brompton or Myrobalan B- Suitable for half standards planted 18 to 22 ft (5.5 to 6.7 m) apart. Also suitable for peaches, nectarines and apricots.
Cherry Plum, Myrobalan Plum PROO-nus ser-as-IF-er-a
Deciduous tree, small, 15-30 ft (4.5-9 m), similar width, shrubby, twiggy and rounded, spreading branches. Leaves alternate, simple, ovate, elliptic, or obovate, 4-6.5 cm long, apex pointed.
amla, emblic, emblic myrobalan, gooseberry, Indian gooseberry, Malacca tree, myrobalan
Family
Euphorbiaceae (New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory)Phyllanthaceae (Queensland) ...
Related Species: Sweet Cherry (Prunus avium), Western Sand Cherry (P. besseyi), Myrobalan Plum (P. cerasifera), Sour Cherry (P. cerasus), European Plum (P. domestica), Beach plum (P. maritima), Japanese Plum (P. salicina), Nanking Cherry (P.
Despite that here in the Northwest one can obtain a seed-grown variety called "Myrobalan," virtually all pre-spring bareroot offerings are grafted. In the USA the majority of plums are grafted onto tough & hardy Prunus cerasifera rootstock.
Roses on Rosa 'Laxa', apples on M27, cherries on 'Colt' and plums on Myrobalan B show more resistance than those on other commonly used rootstocks. Roses on Rosa canina and flowering cherries on Prunus avium are more susceptible.
Synonymy: Bucidaceae Sprengel, Myrobalanaceae Martinov, Sheadendraceae G. Bertolini, nom. invalid., Terminaliaceae Jaume Saint-Hilaire ...
14 " De Arabibus minus mirum, qui nigricantem colorem, quo Thus Indicum praeditum esse vult Dioscorides [lib. i. c. 70], Indum plerumque vocent, ut ex Myrobalano nigro quem Indum appellant, patet " (op. sup. cit. p. 157).
Several Asian types are known as myrobalan, a name applied also to the cherry plum, with which flowering almonds are sometimes hybridized. The beauty of the almond in bud, blossom, and fruit gave motif to sacred and ornamental carving.
Emblica officinalis, Phyllanthus emblica (Indian Gooseberry, Emblic Myrobalan, Amla, Amalaki, Amloki, Family: Euphorbiaceae)
Embothrium coccineum (Chilean Fire Bush, Family: Proteaceae)
Encephalartos ferox (Tongaland Cycad , Family: Cycadaceae) ...
 See also: Green, Cherry, May, Fruits, Almond
  
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