Respected Sir Being a student of Environmental Sciences I haven't studied taxonomy in detail and have an experience of only six months in research. But I will try to send as much data as possible by me in my future posts. This plant is wild shrub with a height of 2-4 meters. Stem is spiny at nodes with greenish bark which turns blackish in autumn and usually peels. Leaves opposite with reticulate unicostate veination. Fruits are barries of black colour arising from the base of nodes and are not edible. Locals didn't use this plant as fuelwood because they believe that is produces noxious gases which can harm.
Thanks and regards Suresh Rana
