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Darah-darah, Kumpang, Kumpang Puteh; Myristicaceae.

Aril is oily.

Flora Malesiana Vol. 14: Fruits 1-6 per infructescence,

globose to short-ellipsoid; fruiting pedicel 6-15 mm long. Fruits yellow to orange, very spicy.

Gardens Bulletin Vol. 16: Fruit on a short, 1-2 cm. long axis, pinkish or apricot-yellow, sub-globose or oblong, up to 2·8 em. long and 2-2·5 em. in diam., on stout stalks 1 cm. long and 3-4 mm. thick.

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Justice Barbara Hanson Nellermoe 45th Judicial District Court and Editor in Chief of Vol. 14 addressed Law Journal guests

Ryan Photo Collection - Escondido Public Library - Pioneer Room (Vol. 14, PC 91-405).

Ryan Photo Collection - Escondido Public Library - Pioneer Room (Vol. 14, PC 91-436).

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Europe Europa

Belgique België Belgien Belgium Belgica

Oost-Vlaanderen (Flandre Orientale)

Oilsjt - > Aalst (Alost)

Carnaval

www.aalst.be/

nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aalst_(Oost-Vlaanderen)

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alost

Myristicaceae.

From Flora Malesiana, Ser I, Vol. 14 (2000) Field notes:

Bole straight; bark longitudinally fissured, dippled or cracked; bark slash brittle, gritty; slash wood soft, whitish or yellowish. Leaves glossy above, becoming

dull on drying. Flowers bright yellow, smell unpleasant or of ripe pears, visited by bees. Fruits globose, (greenish) yellow, or orange.

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Ryan Photo Collection - Escondido Public Library - Pioneer Room (Vol. 14, PC 91-406).

Ryan Photo Collection - Escondido Public Library - Pioneer Room (Vol. 14, PC 91-403).

Myristicaceae.

From Flora Malesiana, Ser I, Vol. 14 (2000) Field notes:

Bole straight; bark longitudinally fissured, dippled or cracked; bark slash brittle, gritty; slash wood soft, whitish or yellowish. Leaves glossy above, becoming

dull on drying. Flowers bright yellow, smell unpleasant or of ripe pears, visited by bees. Fruits globose, (greenish) yellow, or orange.

If you're using any of my pics, just drop me a message here on Flickr or my email. Thanks!