s. m, small stiff-looking tree (Tecoma undulata, Bignonia, Nat. Ord. Bignoniaceœ,) occurring chiefly in the arid tracts from Delhi westward through Harriana, and the Central Panjab to the Salt Range and Trans-Indus. This has perhaps the handsomest flower of any indigenous Panjab tree, and its gorgeous orange blossoms make quite a show in some parts in the west of the Province about April; in the east their colour appears to be much more faint. The foliage is eaten by cattle. The wood is hard, close-grained, and strong, but is rarely large or abundant enough to be much used except for small ordinary work.