ashvamantaka :
Substitute:
No information regarding Bauhinia tomentosas substitute is currently available.Commercial value:
Fodder: Not an important browsing tree for cattle as it contains prussic acid in the pods and the flowers; goats tend to nibble the leaves but do not consume much. Leaves are browsed by the black rhino, kudu and grey duiker; the flower buds and mature flowers are consumed by the grey lourie.Fibre: Trees yield a fibre suitable for making baskets.
Timber: The wood makes rafters for huts.
Tannin or dyestuff: Leaves are used to manufacture a yellow dye.
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