The Philippines is blessed with a very high biodiversity, including the plants living in its remaining forest cover. Trees alone comprise about 3500 species. Just to research on a species a day would take about 10 years to finish all of just the trees. Then there are still the shrubs, herbs, ferns etc. Through this blog we hope to introduce you to some important plants in the forest before they completely disappear because of habitat destruction.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Samuyao in Fruit
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3 comments:
Very nice fruiting specimen.
Hi! We have a farm in Bicol and I've been using a small part of it to grow native Phil Trees. I've heard of this Samuyao but couldn't find any seedling or mature tree in our area, I've even been to a relatives farm in Quezon unfortunately the landslide a few ago has buried their samuyao trees under mud.
I'd really like to get even a few seedlings of the samuyao. Do you have any plans to sell them?
I do not sell them. But i could trade them for anything.
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