Angsana tree if in the aceh language of Bak Asan
Angsana are often planted as live fences and protective trees along the edge of agroforestry. Good rooting and can bind nitrogen, can help improve soil fertility. Due to its leafy canopy, the angsana is also popular as a shade cultivator and decorator in urban areas, especially in Southeast Asia. However, angsana trees planted on the side of the road, mostly derived from root cuttings rooted shallow, so easily fallen. Moreover, the often-pruned shade trees will grow new fragile and fragile branches, so be careful when planting them in a lot of windy areas.
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