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*''Hopea diversifolia'' Miq. (1861), *''Hopea multiflora'' Foxw. (1932) non Brandis, *''Hopea plagata'' Sym. (1933) non (Blanco) S. Vidal.

*A medium-sized to large tree of up to 45 m tall, bole frequently fluted or twisted but branchless for up to 27 m, buttresses small or stout and up to 6 m tall, bark surface dark brown, inner bark reddish-ochre or bright salmon pink, sapwood pale greyish-yellow, heartwood reddish-brown; young twigs and petioles fugacious puberulent, vegetative parts otherwise glabrous; leaves .*Leaves elliptical to ovate-lanceolate, 6.5-14 cm × 2-7 cm, papery, base narrowly to broadly cuneate, acumen slender, up to 2.5 cm long, frequently undulate, venation scalariform, midrib slightly depressed to slightly raised above, secondary veins 6-9 pairs, set obliquely at 45-65, depressed above, slender but prominent beneath; stamens .*Stamens 15, in 3 unequal verticils, ovary and stylopodium cylindrical, truncate, sometimes constricted medially, style shortly columnar; .*2 longer fruit calyx lobes up to 9.5 mm × 2 mm, broadly lorate, obtuse, 3 shorter ones up to 4 mm × 6 mm, broadly ovate, subacute, saccate.  ''H. semicuneata'' occurs locally in dipterocarp forest on clay-rich alluvium, undulating land and hillsides below 500 m altitude. The density of the wood is 610-1215 kg/m³at 15% moisture content.

K.M. Kochummen *[[Hopea (general part, selection of speciesgiam), W.C. Wong (propertiesPROSEA), S. Sudo |''Hopea'' (wood anatomygiam),]]