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Panalipan – Diospyros tenuipes
Family: Lecythidaceae
Description: A small tree growing up to 10m tall.
Distribution: Cagayan
Habitat: Low altitude forests.
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where exactly can we find this plant? please help. thank you.
Hi Don!
Regarding your inquiry we have sent a reply to your email. 🙂
You are welcome to come visit our farm anytime!
what are the phytochemicals or constituent of this plant?
Hi Iza!
We have sent a reply to your email. 🙂
Kindest regards,