Canarium scholasticum Daly, Raharim. & Federman

Burseraceae
Canarium
Madagascar. Tamatave. Commune Ambodirina,
Réserve Intégrale Naturelle Betampona.
17°55*23aS> 49°Uf57"E
400-600 m.
Primary moist forest on sharply undulating terrain.
Discontinuous canopy ca. 20 m tall, high density of lianas,
low epiphyte load, herb layer of variable density. Sandy
clay soil.
Trail in reserve; PP.
Use:	Resin	used for caulking pirogues (canoes) and for
illumination, also burned in tromba ceremony.
N.V. Ramy [Malagasy]
11 Feb 2008
T. Treuer, S. Federman, Sylvain 4
NYdb
04823143