Jungle Jalebi, also known by its scientific name Pithecellobium dulce, is a tropical tree native to Central and South America but is now widely grown in many tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including India. The tree is also commonly known as Manila Tamarind, Madras Thorn, or Ganga Imli.

Here is more information about the Jungle Jalebi plant:

Appearance

• Size and Structure: Jungle Jalebi is a medium-sized tree that can grow up to 10-15 meters (33-50 feet) tall. It has a spreading, umbrella-like canopy and a short trunk. The tree often has spiny branches, making it somewhat thorny.
• Leaves: The leaves are bipinnate (feather-like with pairs of smaller leaflets), giving the foliage a delicate appearance. The leaflets are small, green, and glossy.
• Flowers: The tree produces small, fragrant, white to yellowish-green flowers that are arranged in clusters. These flowers attract a variety of pollinators, including bees.
• Fruit: The fruit is a curved, twisted pod that is green when immature and turns reddish-brown as it ripens. The pods contain a sweet and tangy pulp surrounding the seeds, which resembles the shape and taste of jalebi (an Indian sweet), hence the name "Jungle Jalebi."