Sapotaceae

No botanical uses.

? . FLORA OF NEW GUINEA
Botanical Collections of the Division
of Botany, Department of Forests, Lae,
D. FRODIN,
NGF 26736,
Locality: Limestone pothole region, 10 mi.
south of Cape Ruge, Talasea, New Britain.
Lat. 5 35 S	Long. 147*24 E
Habitat:	Lowland rain forest on ridgetop.
Altitude 600 feet.
Annot. Tree; buttresses of compression
type, tall, thin and narrow. Height
60 feet, d.b.h. 9 inches. Bark reddish-
grey, rugose; a few shallow fissures
present. Blaze light red-brown. Wood
dark orange to orange. Odour and exudate
absent. Leaves green on upper surface;
light green on lower surface. Flowers
bluish-grey (calyx); petals light green.
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
ZHL’	Sapotaceae
Name:
Dupl. sent to:	L.	Bri.	Canb.	Arlfo
Bog. Sing. Syd. tth -PNu tts m
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