What is another word for millettia?
Pronunciation: [mɪlˈɛti͡ə] (IPA) 
Millettia is a genus of tropical trees and shrubs belonging to the Fabaceae family, known for their beautiful flowers and woody fruits. Also called "Indian Beech," Millettia species are often used for medicinal purposes, and their bark and roots are frequently used to treat various conditions. Synonyms for the word "millettia" include Pongamia, Derris, and Otholobium, all of which refer to similar plants in the same family. Cultivars of millettia are commonly used in erosion control, as shade or ornamental trees, and in agroforestry, tannin production, and as a form of biofuel. These plants are found in various tropical regions across the world and are highly valued for their ecological importance and cultural significance.
