The term 'Asian Tree' encompasses a variety of species, including TEAK (4 letters), Dhak (4 letters), Dita (4 letters), Poon (4 letters), Upas (4 letters), and Durion (6 letters). TEAK is a tropical hardwood tree native to South and Southeast Asia, and is widely used in furniture and boatbuilding. Dhak is a deciduous tree found in India and Bangladesh, and is known for its bright red flowers. Dita is a species of fig tree native to India, and is often used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. Poon is a species of evergreen tree native to India, and is known for its fragrant flowers. Upas is a species of tree native to Indonesia, and is known for its toxic sap. Durion is a species of fruit tree native to Southeast Asia, and is known for its large, spiky fruit.