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White lauan survival was 96%.
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Title
Domestication of Indigenous Timber Species in Degraded Open Karst Lands: A Decade of Experience
Rumila Cilocilo Bullecer JPAIR Multidisciplinary Research 2008. doi:10.7719/jpair.v1i1.45
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- Observation Twenty-eight indigenous timber species thrived in open karst.
- Observation Eight dipterocarps thrived, including the named species.
- Observation Aniam gubat, bayokbok and ipil had 100% survival.
- Observation Kalumpit, jamog and puso-puso had 100% survival.
- Observation Sagimsim and taluto had 100% survival.
- Observation Molave survival was 92%.
- Observation Kalumpil had the highest height and diameter growth increments.
- Observation White lauan had the highest height and diameter increments among dipterocarps.
- Mechanism Narig tolerated full solar exposure, attributed to its waxy leaf surface.
- Recommendation The authors suggest integrating fruit trees, vegetable trees and other economic plants into domestication farms.
- Recommendation The authors recommend trials domesticating additional listed plants.