Details of record no: 73847

Hallea stipulosa (DC.) J.-F. Leroy

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Record details:

Date:	20 Oct 2006
Recorder(s):	J Stevens
Collector(s):
Determiner(s):	J Stevens
Confirmer(s):	MG Bingham
Herbarium:
Habitat:	River forest
Location:	Ferme Randu, southwest Katanga Province, DRC
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Planted code:	Not planted
Country:	Democratic Republic of Congo
Quarter Degree Square:	0922B4
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FZ Division:
Altitude (metres):	1050
Notes:	DRC: A common tree in the river forests throughout our region. It is widely used for logging, because the trees are pretty straight and relatively thick, very suitable for sawing boards. The furniture makers also like it because the wood is easy to handle. The wood of this tree is also widely used for roof construction. Not wise because it is not resistant to termites and wood worms.
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Location Accuracy Code:	4

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Image: 6

Species id:	202770
Image id:	6
Image number:	24684
Photographer:	J Stevens
Code 1 if image of a herbarium specimen:	0
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Image notes:	DRC: A common tree in the river forests throughout our region. It is widely used for logging, because the trees are pretty straight and relatively thick, very suitable for sawing boards. The furniture makers also like it because the wood is easy to handle. The wood of this tree is also widely used for roof construction. Not wise because it is not resistant to termites and wood worms.