Nauclea orientalis - Wikipedia
It is known chiefly as bangkal in the Philippines. Regional variations of the name include balikakak, kabag, kabak, mabalot, and malbog. [4] [5] It is closely related to, and sometimes confused with, the bongkol or bulubangkal tree (Nauclea subdita). It is called kanluang in Thailand. [6] Among the Djabugay people of Australia, they are known ...
Bangkal Tree: All You Need To Know - Sustainable Agriculture
2024年4月13日 · The Bangkal Tree, scientifically known as Nauclea orientalis, is a magnificent tree that is highly valued in various ways. Its towering height and broad canopy provide shade and shelter to countless creatures in its natural habitat.
Bangkal Tree - The Philippines Today
2021年3月31日 · Bangkal is a medium to large tree which grows up to 35 meters tall. Cultivated for ornamental purposes, the tree is usually found in secondary forests at low to medium altitudes. The tree is valued mainly for its wood which is traded commercially but also harvested from the wild for its edible fruit and local medicinal use.
Bangkal / Nauclea orientalis / Leichhardt pine : Philippine ...
Bangkal is a smooth tree, 7 to 16 meters high. The leaves are leathery, elliptic to oblong-ovate, 11 to 25 centimeters long, blunt-tipped and rounded or heart-shaped at the base. Stipules are green, ovate to elliptic, 1 to 3 centimeters long.
(PDF) The use of bangkal trees (nauclea sp.) in the ...
2019年8月7日 · PDF | Bangkal is an endemic plant of wetlands that has many benefits. This study aimed to examine the use of Bangkal in the fields of pharmaceuticals... | Find, read and cite all the research...
Bangkal (Nauclea orientalis) - ITTO
Find technical and marketing information for lesser-used tropical timber species, LUS. Learn more on our Bangkal (Nauclea orientalis) page.
Bangkal – Tree Tag Project
2024年3月12日 · Bangkal is a native tree species, and planting native trees helps maintain biodiversity and support local ecosystems. Recommended by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Bangkal trees are fit for streambank stabilization.