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| + | == Synonyms == | ||
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| + | *''Carapa granatum'' (J. König) Alston, | ||
| + | *''Carapa obovata'' Blume, | ||
| + | *''Xylocarpus obovata'' (Blume) A. Juss. | ||
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| + | == Vernacular names == | ||
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| + | *Cannonball mangrove | ||
| + | *Indonesia: nyireh bunga (general), giliki gota (Moluccas), niri (Sundanese) | ||
| + | *Malaysia: nyireh bunga (general), nyireh ayer (Sarawak), nyireh hudang (Peninsular) | ||
| + | *Philippines: tabigi (general), kalumbabau (Zambales), kolimbauing (Iloko) | ||
| + | *Singapore: nyireh bunga | ||
| + | *Burma (Myanmar): pinle-on | ||
| + | *Cambodia: châm'-puu praèk, t'bôôn | ||
| + | *Thailand: kra buun khao, ta buun, ta buun khao (central, peninsular) | ||
| + | *Vietnam: xu'o'ng cá, dang dinh. | ||
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| + | == Distribution == | ||
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| + | From East Africa and Madagascar towards India, Indo-China, the Ryukyu Islands, the Malesian area, northern Australia and the Pacific, east to Fiji and Tonga. | ||
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| + | See also [[Xylocarpus (PROSEA Dyes and tannins)|Dyes and tannins]] | ||
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Xylocarpus granatum J. König
Synonyms
- Carapa granatum (J. König) Alston,
- Carapa obovata Blume,
- Xylocarpus obovata (Blume) A. Juss.
Vernacular names
- Cannonball mangrove
- Indonesia: nyireh bunga (general), giliki gota (Moluccas), niri (Sundanese)
- Malaysia: nyireh bunga (general), nyireh ayer (Sarawak), nyireh hudang (Peninsular)
- Philippines: tabigi (general), kalumbabau (Zambales), kolimbauing (Iloko)
- Singapore: nyireh bunga
- Burma (Myanmar): pinle-on
- Cambodia: châm'-puu praèk, t'bôôn
- Thailand: kra buun khao, ta buun, ta buun khao (central, peninsular)
- Vietnam: xu'o'ng cá, dang dinh.
Distribution
From East Africa and Madagascar towards India, Indo-China, the Ryukyu Islands, the Malesian area, northern Australia and the Pacific, east to Fiji and Tonga.
See also Dyes and tannins
