Dalbergia sissoo, butterfly flower family, Dalbergia sissoo is a tree plant. The bark is dark gray, with pinnate compound leaves, panicles, corolla lavender or white, and the pods are oblong or broad-tongued. The flowering and fruiting period is May-October.

Dalbergia sissoo does not have strict requirements on the growth environment and is a high-quality tree species for garden applications; the wood has a fine structure and is a high-quality material for utensils and equipment with strong gravity and tensile strength. The root bark can be used medicinally, and has the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying, stopping bleeding and reducing swelling.
Born in mountain forests or shrubs, common in slopes near ravines and streams and small forests, at an altitude of 600-1400 meters. It is light-loving, drought-resistant and barren. It does not choose soil, but it grows better in deep, moist and well-drained soil. Avoid Saline-alkali soil; deep-rooted, strong germination. Born in mountain forests or shrubs, it is common in mountain valleys and streams and slopes with small forests.
Dalbergia sissoo has no strict requirements on the site conditions. It can grow on steep slopes, ridges, exposed rocks, and dry and barren areas. This tree species is a positive tree species, low-elevation plains or hilly areas, barren hills and wastelands below 600 meters above sea level, and sunny slopes and semi-sun slopes of harvesting land. The temperature is high throughout the year, and the dry and wet seasons are obvious. The soil is brown brick red soil and red soil. Such soil types can be planted.
It grows in mountainous areas, hills, and plains, and grows sporadic or small in broad-leaved forests or masson pine forests. Dalbergia sissoo is light-loving, drought-resistant and barren, and can grow on acidic, neutral or calcareous soils. Dalbergia sissoo has deep roots, nodules, and can fix nitrogen. It is a pioneer afforestation tree species in barren hills and wastelands. The growth of natural forests is slower than that of plantations.