What is another word for Harpullia Pendula?
Pronunciation: [hɑːpˈʊli͡ə pˈɛndjʊlə] (IPA) 
Harpullia pendula is a species of tree commonly found in Australia. This tree is also known by several other names, including Tulipwood, Red Tulip Oak, and Stinky Bean Tree. The pulp of this tree is used to make paper, while its wood is used for furniture and construction. Harpullia pendula is also known for its medicinal properties and is used to make traditional medicine in some parts of the world.
In ancient times, people used Harpullia pendula to treat various ailments, including fever and skin infections. The tree's bark and leaves are used as a natural remedy for headaches and stomach ache. Despite its strong smell, the tree is highly valued for its numerous benefits and is an important part of many cultures.
