Kaya is a tree that grows in riverine forests and upper savannas. The tree has its own deep root system, where its growth phase is concentrated in the first year of its life in the development of its roots that extend deep, making it one of the most drought-tolerant trees.
The bark of the tree is used for a variety of medicinal purposes, in treating fevers caused by malaria and stomach ailments. It is applied externally to treat skin rashes and wounds. The leaves are useful for headaches and headaches.
