Morus alba
Within the premises of the allocated land, the German forester Berthold Ribbentrop, Inspector General of Forests in British India, identified a dry forest area where long rooted bar trees could exist. He planned to cultivate the land with the plantation of "Morus alba" (white mulberry) and "Dalbergia sissoo" (sheesham). The plantation of the forest began in 1866 but failed to obtain substantial harvest from the initial wooded area of .