Sentence examples for Indian almond from inspiring English sources

The families Leguminoseae (legume) and Asteraceae (aster), often called Compositae, achieve their greatest diversity in the region, together with Combretaceae (Indian almond) and, in the arid south of Madagascar, Didiereaceae.

Terminalia catappa (Indian almond) PN2.1 Chiayi County 1996   609 M4 44.

In the dry season, one of the staple foods, Indian almond tree, as previously mentioned, drops its leaves and can cause the monkey to go beyond park boundaries in order to extend its feeding range.

Because the monkey feeds on young leaves (though not limited to them), there are instances where it consumes charcoal, which is believed to aid their digestion of the toxins (possibly phenolic compounds) found in the young leaves of the Indian almond tree and mango tree.

Therapeutic additives include Indian almond leaves, tannins, black water extracts, and peat moss pellets.

More specifically, use catappa, a type of Indian almond leaf known as the "poor man's water conditioner".

T. catappa, the Indian, or tropical, almond, is commonly cultivated for ornament, particularly along streets in the tropics.

Ms. Orlean scrambles them into a pile for brunch or dinner, sprinkled with Indian spices, slivered almonds and unsweetened coconut.

Chamomile, lavender, rosemary, thyme, geranium, cedarwood, almond oil, coconut oil, Indian gooseberry oil and many and many more, help thicken hair follicles.

Canarium strictum (Indian black dammar tree) and C. commune (Java almond) of Indo-Malaysia, a source of Manila elemi, also produce commercially valuable resins.

Those we tried were bliss: the rasmali (sweet cheese cooked in syrup, with nuts and cardamom cream); the halwa (almond paste) with ice cream; the Indian flan.