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Anthocephalus kadamba, commonly known as the Kadamba tree, is a revered evergreen native to the Indian subcontinent. Standing tall at 50 to 100 feet, it showcases glossy, oval leaves and unique yellowish-orange, ball-like flowers emitting a delightful fragrance. With profound religious significance, it finds mention in Hindu mythology as the abode of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu. Anthocephalus kadamba graces temples and sacred sites, adding to their spiritual aura. The tree's cultural heritage is reflected in art, literature, and folklore. Its traditional uses in Ayurvedic medicine and efforts for conservation further enhance its status as a symbol of divinity and spiritual connection.

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