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Amla

Phyllanthus emblica

"Indian Gooseberry Tree"

Tree Guardian: Jayan
Adopted by
You & 1,284 others
Age
15

🌱 Story of Amla

I am a medium-sized deciduous tree known as Amla or Indian Gooseberry. My fruits are small, round, and light green with a very sour taste. I grow widely across India and thrive in tropical and subtropical climates. My branches are covered with small feathery leaves that give me a graceful appearance. I am valued for my nutritious fruits and I play an important role in traditional Indian agriculture, home gardens, and forests.
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Tree Details

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Pet Name
Indian Gooseberry Tree
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Family
Phyllanthaceae
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Native Status
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City / Area
Vadakevila, Kollam
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Location Category
Campus

Measurements

18.0
Approx Height (m)
70
Approx Lifespan (yrs)
15
Approx Age
Growth Stage

This tree helps the planet every day

Here’s what Amla gives back

COβ‚‚ Absorbed per year
22 kg

Equivalent to removing 110 km of car emissions annually.

Oxygen Released
16 kg
Water Conserved
3,740 L

🩺 Medicinal Properties

My fruits are one of the richest natural sources of Vitamin C and powerful antioxidants. In Ayurveda I am used to improve immunity, digestion, and overall health. I help control blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and support heart health. My extracts are used for hair growth, skin health, and liver protection. I am also an important ingredient in traditional formulations like Chyawanprash and Triphala.

πŸ”₯ What makes Amla Special

I am considered a sacred and highly medicinal tree in India. My fruit nourishes the body, supports longevity, and strengthens immunity. I can tolerate dry conditions and poor soils, making me resilient in many environments. My fruits are used in food, medicine, cosmetics, and health tonics, making m

Where it grows

8.884114 N
76.636524 E

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Tagging History

Date of Tagging
March 16, 2026
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