margosa

Examples

• All

• Oil extracted from margosa seeds is used in a variety of cosmetic products.

• The margosa tree can grow up to 20 meters tall.

• The bitter bark of the margosa tree is often used in traditional medicine.

• Many people use margosa oil for its health benefits.

• In India, the margosa tree is often planted in gardens because of its medicinal properties.

• The margosa has a bitter bark that is used in traditional medicine across many cultures.

• Farmers planted the margosa as a natural pest repellent due to its aromatic seed oil.

Synonyms

N

neem

vsmargosa

• Indian

1 8.2

A large Indian tree with bitter leaves used in medicine and to keep insects away

is used mainly for its bitter bark and aromatic oil rather than farming

N

neem tree

vsmargosa

• Indian

6.8

A large tree from India whose seeds and bark are used for medicine and to keep insects away

is framed mainly for the tree's bitter bark and medicinal uses

A

Azadirachta indica

vsmargosa

• Specialized

9.9

A large evergreen tree from India whose bark, seeds, and oil are used for medicine and to keep away pests

is the common name focusing on its practical medicinal and oil uses

M

Melia Azadirachta

vsmargosa

• Specialized

9.9

A large tree from South Asia used in medicine and for natural pest control, also called neem

is the standard description emphasizing common medicinal bark and seed oil

N

nim tree

vsmargosa

• Indian

9.9

A large almost evergreen tree from Asia whose bitter bark and oil are used in medicine and repel insects

is the broader name used generally and noting medicinal properties

A

arishth

vsmargosa

• Archaic

9.9

A large semi-evergreen tree from Southeast Asia with bitter bark used as medicine and seeds that give aromatic oil

is the single accepted identity focusing on species traits and uses

Surface Forms

Etymology