Bremji Kul: This sacred tree of Kashmir gives medicine, Celtis australis is full of many properties
Agriculture
oi-Jyoti Bhaskar
Srinagar, June 04 : Many such things are born in the soil of India, which are often difficult to describe. Perhaps on a similar occasion, American philosopher and writer Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “One acorn produces a thousand forests.” The tree named Bremji Kul attracts everyone around the tombs and tombs of Sufi saints in Kashmir, which was the center of spiritual activities hundreds of years ago. The Bremji family is also known as Celtis australis. In this article, read why the Bremji tree is special and why it has the status of the sacred tree of Kashmir.
The Bremji Kul tree species is from the Western Himalayan region. This tree is used for fodder, fuel, timber and agriculture. Considered to be a reliable plant, the Bremji family also provides tasty, nutrient-rich, tannin free fodder to livestock. Naturally, bremji grows in soils with total moisture. For example, the Bremji aggregate develops well in small streams, rivers, dams, banks and moist sands. The deep and spreading roots of this tree are drought resistant. It is worth noting that the Bremji Kul also plays an amazing role in preventing soil erosion in flood prone areas in Kashmir.
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english summary
Know about Bremji Kul tree alias Celtis Australis grown along cemeteries and tombs of Sufi saints in Kashmir Valley. This is well known for medicinal values and fodder, fuel, timber and agriculture. It provides palatable, nutrient-rich, tannin-free fodder for livestock.
Story first published: Saturday, June 4, 2022, 16:46 [IST]
