Rondelecia odorata is also known as the perfume rose of Panama. Evergreen shrubs Alexandria von Humboldt and Amy Bonpendad first collected the tree from Mexico. The plant name of this tree is attached to the fourth edition of Nova Genera et Species Plantarum in 1818. The name of Rondelsesa is a memento of Sir Guillaume Randilite. The early residence of this tree is Cuba. Generally, it can be up to one and a half meters high, long-lasting nature. The leaves are four to six cm long, upper back ruby. Flowers grow from seven to eight months in small bands. The flowers look like colored papes, but there is a blubber in the petal and a yellow drop in the middle, the color of the petal is red. Reproduction
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In the Ramna Udyan, on the north side of Ashokkunja, on the side of several colors, this tree will be seen. Fitting in almost any garden for the year-long boom and chic color. There is no Bengali name for Rondeleshia.