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Apitong

Dipterocarpaceae

Bagtikan

Dipterocarpaceae

Red lauan

Dipterocarpaceae

Tanguile

Dipterocarpaceae

Mayapis

Dipterocarpaceae

Manggachapui

Dipterocarpaceae

Kalunti

Dipterocarpaceae

Manggasinoro

Dipterocarpaceae

Narig

Dipterocarpaceae

Palosapis

Dipterocarpaceae

Dalingdingan

Dipterocarpaceae

Narek

Dipterocarpaceae

Saplungan

Dipterocarpaceae

White lauan

Dipterocarpaceae

Guijo

Dipterocarpaceae

Yakal

Dipterocarpaceae

Amugis

Anacardiaceae

Dao

Anacardiaceae

Pahutan

Anacardiaceae

Bansalagin

Sapotaceae

Betis

Sapotaceae

Duklitan

Sapotaceae

Dulitan

Sapotaceae

Nato

Sapotaceae

Almon

Dipterocarpaceae

Dark - colored heartwood , small pores with whitish deposits and vasicentric parenchyma

Ayangile, Fabaceae

Presence of diffuse oil ducts , deposits , and its parenchyma combination

Batete, Fabaceae

Presence of deposits and its banded confluent parenchyma ; pores are visible compared with Kakauate's blind pores

Golden shower, Fabaceae

Profuse tyloses , " blind " pores , and its banded confluent parenchyma

Kakauate, Fabaceae

Dark - colored heartwood , presence of deposits and its aliform confluent parenchyma

Logwood, Fabaceae

Manggis Fabaceae

Narra Fabaceae

Wood whitish brown in color , parenchyma

Siar, Fabaceae

Presence of concentric oil ducts and its boundary parenchyma

Supa, Fabaceae

Presence of deposits and blackish wood rays especially when wood dark colored

Akle, Fabaceae

Echelon arrangement of pores and vasicentric parenchyma

Banuyo, Fabaceae

Presence of yellowish deposits and pointed aliform parenchyma

Ipil, Fabaceae

Numerous small pores with bright and discontinuous wood rays

Ipil - ipil, Fabaceae

Presence of blackish / reddish deposits and grouping of pores due to very thick aliform confluent parenchyma

Kamatog, Fabaceae

Numerous small pores arranged mostly in solitary , with vasicentric and aliform parenchyma

Mangium, Fabaceae

Few moderately large pores arranged mostly in solitary , with very thin vasicentric parenchyma . Wood rays are narrow .

Moluccan sau, Fabaceae

With very thick vasicentric parenchyma ; pores are mod . Large .

Rain tree, Fabaceae

Presence of reddish deposits and rounded aliform parenchyma ; gaps are visible due to associated boundary parenchyma .

Tindalo, Fabaceae

Bagalunga Meliaceae

Bayanti, Meliaceae

Reddish brown, small to moderately small pores, white and yellow deposits, aliform confluent and boundary parenchyma

Himamao, Meliaceae

Light brown, white and orange deposits, concentric parenchyma, light

Multiple layers of earlywood cells

Kalantas Meliaceae

Presence of whitish deposits and concentric parenchyma

Kalimutain, Meliaceae

Reddish to walnut brown, moderately small pores. tyloses and orange deposits, concentric parenchyma

Malasaging, Meliaceae

Wood pale orange brown in color; diffuse porous; orange, yellowish, whitish or blackish deposits; boundary parenchyma

Mahogany, Meliaceae

Santol Meliaceae

Spanish cedar Meliaceae

Apitong Dipterocarpaceae

Narig Dipterocarpaceae

White lauan Dipterocarpaceae

Amugis Anacardiaceae

Betis Sapotaceae

Numerous minute pores; radial multiples of 2-9; indistinct parenchyma

Batino Apocynaceae

Dita Apocynaceae

Numerous small pores; indistinct parenchyma; pores only visible under the hand lens

Lanete Apocynaceae

Deep orange heartwood color; whitish deposits; more vasicentric, parenchyma; mod. broad wood rays

Antipolo Moraceae

Whitish chalky deposits; abundant tyloses; more aliform parenchyma; mod. broad wood rays

Anubing Moraceae

Grayish heartwood color; whitish deposits, vasicentric parenchyma

Himbabao Moraceae

Smaller sized pores, mostly in solitary; whitish deposits; aliform and aliform confluent parenchyma; mod. broad wood rays

Nangka Moraceae

Whitish yellow in color, small numerous pores arranged mostly in radial multiples

Sanglai, Achariaceae

Heartwood color ranges from yellowish brown to black; pores clogged with tyloses; wavy wood rays

Dangula, Lamiaceae

Heartwood creamy whitish in color; semi-ring porous; mod. numerous, mod. small pores

Gmelina Lamiaceae

Light yellowish in color, small numerous pores mostly in solitary, mistaken to be ring porous due to its boundary parenchyma

Lingo-lingo, Lamiaceae

Heartwood color light yellowish brown; numerous small pores; tyloses plugged the pores; boundary parenchyma

Molave Lamiaceae

Wood yellowish brown; ring porous; whitish deposits

Teak Lamiaceae

Binggas Combretaeceae

Kalumpit Combretaeceae

Talisai-gubat Combretaceae

Ata-ata Ebenaceae

Bolong-eta Ebenaceae

Jet black color of the heartwood, No Visible Pores

Ebony Ebenaceae

Black-ish Heartwood color, Lighter Black

Kamagong Ebenaceae

Malabunga Lauraceae

Darkest wood color in its Family

Marang Lauraceae

Batikuling Lauraceae

Bagras Myrtaceae

Malabayabas Myrtaceae

Makaasim Myrtaceae

Panglomboien Myrtaceae

Almaciga Araucariaceae

Benguet Pine Pinaceae

Greenish tint on Cross-section Surface

Igem Podocarpaceae

Malakauayan Podocarpaceae

Bitaog Calophyllaceae

Bitanghol Calophyllaceae

Bakauan-lalaki Rhizophoraceae

Tangal Rhizophoraceae

Anilau Malvaceae

Balobo Malvaceae

Balsa Malvaceae

Darkest wood color in its Family

Dungon Malvaceae

Lumbayao Malvaceae

Malabuho Malvaceae

Malakalumpang Malvaceae

Taluto Malvaceae