NativeTreesCamSur

A collection of indigenous forest and fruit-bearing trees.

PILI

Family: Burseraceae

Other name: Philippine nut, galip nut (Engl.), pilauai (Tag.)

Description: Medium-sized to large reaching up to 30 meters.

Uses: Pili nut kernel and pulp are edible. Resin (Manila elemi). Pharmaceutical and industrial uses.

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NativeTreesCamSur

A collection of various native and premium tree species that were planted inside the Camarines Sur Provincial Capitol Complex and in various El Verde reforestation sites throughout the province.

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Philippine native trees
Manguiring Rainforestation Learning Site
Provincial Bamboo Farm
Sto. Niño Biodiversity Center

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Acknowledgement

We extend our thanks to the following person for their invaluable support and contributions to this website. Forester Cristomo S. Rivero and Ms. Juvy Ronda

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All content imagery and photos are produced by the author, unless otherwise stated. The content of this sites can be use for educational and non-commercial purposes only. Credit to the author is highly appreciated. The content of this site is intended for general information about the native trees gathered and planted by the Provincial Government of Camarines Sur in its reforestation effort and other environmental programs. Despite our efforts, there may occasionally be inaccurate entries in some of the content. Feedback is welcome and appreciated,

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