Biodiversity of Sri Lanka

 An indigenous shrub of open forests in coastal and lowland areas both moist and rather dry country. Locally common. 

 An indigenous shrub or small tree of low country, especially in the dry zone. Also cultivated for its leaves ,an essential ingredient in co...

Micromelum minutum is an indigenous tree of lower altitudes, especially of the dry zone forests and scrub lands. Flowering from October t...

An indigenous small tree, rather common in dry lowland areas. Often occurs in sandy coastal areas. Flowering in April

An indigenous shrub or small tree  found in secondary thickets and forest borders of dry and intermediate zone up to about 1000 m a.s.l.

An indigenous small tree common mainly in the wet areas from sea level to about 1600 m a.s.l.  Flowering from February to April. Bark use...

An introduced small tree native to China and Indo-China . Widely cultivated throughout the island.

Rather common native climber with scrambling stem, occurs in both dry and wet zone forests from sea level to montane areas. 

An indigenous shrub occurs in both dry and wet low country and lower hills.  Leaves and roots are used in traditional medicine.

Shrub or small tree cultivated in home gardens for its edible fruit. It is probably a stable hybrid between Kumquat ( Fortunella spp. ) a...

An indigenous tree with edible fruits, common in the dry areas of the country.

An indigenous shrub or small tree of monsoon forest understory, rocky outcrops and also limestone substrates of both wet and dry zone low...