Dipterocarpus vernicifluus (Blanco) Blanco

, ,	m	warotirgii	jarsndis	* large X#fty
ii*«9 ts very taolfti a?ie& allwial sell of a tensely forestet
flat at ¿00 feet sltitetei tarank 4 feet In t tame ter at
least, 78 tut Wish or higher, terete, rather straight* ohieX-
ly branched toward the top and forming a spreading or©*®;
weed modorately hard, the enter 6 inches white, rather n
suddenly changing to the central brown portion, odorless,
otiihliy hitter, exuding a stficy alear sap especially the
odter portion; hark thick, light testaoeus except the
yellowish gray thinly scaling epidermis; branches crooked-
ly rebranched, the rigid twigs auhereot. leaves ascending,
from the groan petiole«, eubeharteoeoue to subeoriaeeous,
curved upon the upper auoh deeper gr en surface; hreot
fulvoua and densely hairy; inflorescence axillary, sub-
pendant, green and sigsag, calyx also green, except the
yellewtih rim/ and segments; petals rotately spreading
and «eurviagly twisted upon the under side, margins and a-
pieal portion flavss, otherwise purpureus, flower odorous;
fruits imaging» the hat green and finely spotted with white;
"ears" raher red, thickly eeriaoeous and outwardly curved;
"Balaou* in Manehe. Qahadbaran,	"FIELD NOTES
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	PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PLANTS DISTRIBUTED BY A, D. g. ELMER	
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JL /	GABADBARAN (MT. URDANETA), PROVINCE OF AGUSAN ISLAND OF MINDANAO, JULY, 1912	
		
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