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*''Baccaurea griffithii'' Hook.f.

*Tree, 10-15 m tall. *Leaves not heart-shaped. *Inflorescences up to 20 cm long, clustered on branches and trunk, female ones shortest. *Fruit an oblongoid to globose capsule, up to 7 cm diameter, faintly 3-grooved, woody and thick-walled, brown to grey; pulp cream-white; singly or in bunches of 2-4 on long strings.  In lowland forest, rather common. Much resembling ''B. motleyana'' (Muell. Arg.) Muell. Arg., but with superior fruits, worth cultivation.

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