Hivea
Hivea is a genus of small, ornamental trees and shrubs native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. The plants are commonly cultivated in tropical regions for their attractive flowers and foliage.
Species within the genus are typically characterized by their clusters of small, yellow or white flowers, which
Hivea propinqua, a widespread species within the genus, is known for its thick, disease-resistant bark and ability
The uses of Hivea species extend beyond ornamental purposes. In some regions, the wood from the trees
While some species within the genus are cultivated and well-studied, others remain less familiar and continue
Hivea species are typically adapted to warm, humid climates and may not be suitable for cultivation in