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The neem (formerly known as Melia azadirachta L) is a large evergreen tree that grows up to 20 m in height with spreading branches that form a broad crown The plant is found throughout India and neighboring regions where it is cultivated commercially The plant is often confused with Melia azedarach L the chinaberry or Persian lilac 1 2 Leaves grow alternately.
