...E., Saw, L.G. and Chung, R.C.K. eds. Government of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. ISBN 983-2181-59-3</ref>.
See [[List of Shorea species]].
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...in the [[Anacardiaceae]] family. It is found in [[Guam]], [[Indonesia]], [[Malaysia]], the [[Philippines]], [[Singapore]], [[Thailand]], and [[Vietnam]].
...go]] variety that is to be native to tropical Asia, specifically to [[West Malaysia]]. The fruit is light orange in colour and juicy sweet when ripe. The tree
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...a leathery texture and naked surfaces: receptacles submarginal. W. Afr. to Malaysia and New Zeal.
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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...own near [[Patna]] in [[Bihar]], [[India]]. The plant is known by a series of different names in the regions in which it is consumed - among these are ''
...blacken the teeth, and eventually corrode them. The betel-nut is the fruit of [[Areca catechu]], a palm.
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This is an incomplete listing of ''[[Shorea]]'' spp. and follows Ashton (2004).
...[[Shorea robusta]]'' <br /><small> from "Illustrations of the Forest Flora of North-West and Central India", 1874 </small> </center>]]
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...disk of 2 glands: fr. 2 carpels; 1-celled. coriaceous or fleshy. India and Malaysia to the Philippines. K. fruticosa, A. DC. Large evergreen shrub, with lvs. 4
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.... 4-12 in. long, ½ - ¾ in. broad, the fertile segms. very much contracted. Malaysia.
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...e white, slender, spreading rays of the stigma: fr. edible, acid, the size of an apple, many-celled and many-ovuled. Trop. Asia. Intro, in Fla. and S. Ca
...[China]] ([[Yunnan]]) and [[Vietnam]], and south through [[Thailand]] to [[Malaysia]] and [[Indonesia]].<ref name=grin>Germplasm Resources Information Network:
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'''''Neuwiedia''''' is a [[genus]] of primitive [[orchid]]s ([[family (biology)|family]] Orchidaceae), comprising
...le [[stamen]]s instead of only one as in the case of most orchids. Because of this primitive characteristics, the genus was considered by some as not bei
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...of Madagascar and author of a history of Madagascar). Flacourtiaceae. One of the species, a shrub with edible fruits, is cultivated in the tropics and h
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...low bracts that turn a scarlet red over time. The actual flowers come out of these bracts in late [[summer]], and are small, whitish-cream, with a doubl
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..., racemes longer, with larger fls.: sepals and petals purplish, front lobe of lip white, spotted with purple. Borneo.
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...zed fruit of the East. Fig. 1366. There are probably a dozen other species of Durio, mostly Bornean and recently described.
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