21. There is a large tamarind tree in front of the temple which is nearly 300 years old. 22. The large seed pod of the tamarind tree is used in the cuisine of almost every equatorial country. 23. The tamarind tree produces edible, pod-like fruit which is used extensively in cuisines around the world. 24. The place was likely named after it due to tamarind trees that may have been rampant in the area. 25. They took the child as directed by Lord in a golden cradle to the tamarind tree in Azhwar Tirunagari. 26. The sacred trees associated with temple are the palm and tamarind trees , called Irava Panai and Pirava Puli. 27. In 1999, plans call for adding new varieties to both the Tamarind Tree and Annie's Homegrown lines. 28. Throughout Asia and the tropical world, tamarind trees are used as ornamental, garden, and cash crop plantings. 29. Tamarind, the date-like fruit of the tamarind tree , is a brown pod enclosing one to 12 seeds. 30. The tamarind tree produces a gnarled pod that hides within it a marvelous pulp with a taste reminiscent of sour plums.
