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Forest products: kattha MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Kattha is extracted from the inner wood of which tree?
Explanation
Kattha, also called catechu, is obtained by processing the heartwood or inner wood of the Khair tree. This is why Khair is the correct tree for the extraction of kattha used traditionally with betel preparations and in related products. Kul, Kusum and Mulberry are useful trees in their own contexts, but their inner wood is not the standard source of kattha. The question is asking specifically about the source tree, not a general forest product.
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