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Banuyo - Wallaceodendron celebicum

12/6/2016

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  • Endemic to Malaysia.
  • Tropical coastal ands inland rain forest are the most common habitats.
  • Named for Russel Wallace who was a British explorer, zoologist, and botanist.
  • Wood can be used for flooring, furniture, and cabinet making.
  • Seeds are in individual closed envelopes.
​     (Source: KRBG, 2016)
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    Ireland Derby
    Intern at the Outdoor Circle state office.

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