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The Trees of Guam

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An article by Benjamin C. Stone that explains the most common found plants and trees on the island, as well as their habitats

The Trees of Guam Photo 1

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A ‘yoga’ (Elaeocarpus joga) tree, showing the layered branches

The Trees of Guam Photo 3

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Cerbera dilatate Markgraf, a relative of the plumeria. Locally: ‘chiute.’

The Trees of Guam Photo 4

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The ‘puting’ (Barringtonia asiatica), a common large tree of Guam’s rocky limestone cliffs and coastlines

The Trees of Guam Photo 5

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Pandanus fragrans Gaud. Taken near Barrigada Hill

The Trees of Guam Photo 6

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Flowers and leaves of the ‘faia’ at close range

The Trees of Guam Photo 7

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‘Faia’ (Tristiropis obtusangula Radlh.) at Northwest Field, with ‘kafu’ surrounding it

Cover Page

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This picture of the largest section of Tarzan Falls, located on the Ylig River north of the Fena Reservoir reservation was taken by Benjamin C. Stone