Bhagavatapurana 5.16.24

5.16.24

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evaṃ kumuda-nirūḍho yaḥ śatavalśo nāma vaṭas tasya skandhebhyo nīcīnāḥ payo-dadhi-madhu-ghṛta-guḍānnādy-ambara-śayyāsanābharaṇādayaḥ sarva eva kāma-dughā nadāḥ kumudāgrāt patantas tam uttareṇelāvṛtam upayojayanti //

24. Similarly, from the arms (main branches) of the banian tree called Shatavalsya, that stands on mount Kumuda—flow downwards streams, all capable of yielding whatever is desired such as milk, curds, honey, ghee, sugarcandy, food, raiment, beds, seats, ornaments—all running down the northern slopes of Kumuda become useful to the continent of Ilavrita.