This is a branch with white flowers and purple stamens. Does anyone know this tree? Flowers give off a faint fragrance.

Melia azedarach: a deciduous arbor plant of Meliaceae, with a height of 10-20m. Bark is dark brown, longitudinally split, with purple old branches and most tiny lenticels. Born in the wilderness or on the roadside, it is often cultivated in front of and behind the house. The plant grows rapidly in moist and fertile soil and has low requirements for soil. It can grow in acid soil, neutral soil and limestone area. It is a good afforestation tree species in plain and low altitude hilly areas, and is more suitable for planting beside villages. This species is not only a timber plant, but also a medicinal plant. Its flowers, leaves, fruits and root bark can all be used as medicine. Root bark can repel roundworms and hookworms, but it is toxic. Use in strict accordance with the doctor's advice. Root bark powder mixed with vinegar can cure scabies, and ointment made of neem seeds can cure tinea capitis. In addition, nut kernel oil can be used to make lubricating oil and soap. It's you again. I quit. Like 2000606.