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Durio zibethinus
There was no fruit to be found. The leaves are lancolate being 13cm long at the longest point And 4cm wide at the widest point. It has entire margins and a fine netted pinnate. The leaves are placed sub-opposite. And they feel smooth and leathery while being a little waxy. The bark is really sandy and seems to be pretty thin. It is a prop and stilt root.
Near the entrance of the singapore american school rainforest near a shady area. It was the biggest out of trees standing next to it.
There was a strangler root starting to climb up from the base of the root.
Spotted on Feb 25, 2013
Submitted on Mar 4, 2013
2 Comments
Hello haddad20030, welcome to Project Noah.
Your spotting seems to be the same with http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/195...
Are you both from the same school ?
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