The crown of Dalbergia sissoo is open, the flowers are fragrant, and it can be used as a garden ornamental tree. The heartwood is brown, hard and not easy to crack. It is suitable for carving, fine work, flooring and furniture.

The manufacturer of Dalbergia sissoo tells you that its morphological characteristics are arbor; the bark is gray, rough, thick and deeply divided; it has many branches and is flat. The branches are white pubescent. Pinnate compound leaves 12-15 cm long; stipules lanceolate, early fall; 1-2 pairs of lobules, nearly leathery, nearly round or sometimes rhomboid obovate, 3.5-6 cm long, rounded apex, with short tail Pointy, 5-10 mm long, light green on both sides when tender, pilose white, hairless and shiny when grown.
The manufacturer of Dalbergia sissoo tells you that the panicles are nearly corymbose, axillary, and half shorter than compound leaves; branches and rachis are pilose; basal bracteoles are lanceolate. Epicalyx-shaped bracteoles broad ovate, all early fall; flowers are 8-10 mm long, fragrant, with very short pedicels; calyx is tube-shaped, 6-7 mm long, pilose, and the upper 2 calyx teeth are nearly round, The base is lanceolate, the tip is blunt, and the lower one is the longest; Dalbergia sissoo tells you that the corolla is pale yellow or white, each petal has a long stalk, the flag petals are broad and obovate, the apex is slightly concave, and the wing and keel petals are inverted. Lanceolate, attenuated at base, without ears; stamens 9, simple; ovary oblong, white pilose, long stalk, stalk about 4.5 mm long, 4-6 ovules, very short style, stigma Head shape.
The manufacturer of Dalbergia sissoo tells you that the pods are linear-oblong to band-like, 4-8 cm long, 6-12 mm long, with thin leathery petals, light brown when dry, hairless, slightly reticulated on the seed part, with seeds 12 (-3) grains; seeds kidney-shaped, flat. Flowering period from March to April.