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FOXWORTTTY. 
superstructure of ships; framing; carringe niakinj^: reooiniiuMuled for 
railroad ties. 
Structure. — Pitli-rays fme and iudidtinet. Vussds suuill and scattered. 
Baliiiliasay is the wood which is nio?t like amngiiis in stniotn-ro. It is, 
howover, distinctly lighter in color and weight. 
Other Avoods of red color are often sul)stitiited for anuiguis. One local 
merchant has heen known to have for sale at one time a:^ numy a? right 
different woods under this one name. 
Bull. For. Bur. Manila (1906) 4, 59; ^d ed. (1007) 4, 62. Aheru, 
1. e., 25-26. 
A^'UBTNG. 
Artocarpus cumingii Tree. 
{Artocaryus orata Blanco.) 
Fam. ARTOCARPACE^. 
It is quite probahlc that some of the otlier species of Ariocarpm furnish 
some of this wood. 
Anabiong (V.) ; anobion (Pamp,) ; bayueo (Y.) ; nbicn (I.). 
Philippines. 
Moderately hard and moderately heavy. Straight grained. 
Seasonal rings distinct. Sap\v(X)d white; heartwood greenish-yellow 
to brownish. Very disagreeable taste and slightly disagreeable odor^ 
when fresh. 
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?7se5.— House construction; posts; rafters; railroad ties. 
Structure. — Pith-rays medium size, distinct, white or lighter than the 
surrounding wood. A^'essels medium size, scattered, filled with white, 
glistening, milky deposit and siirrounded by a very thin fringe of wood 
parenchyma. 
The wood known as cnbi is practically the same as anubing. It may 
come from another species of Artocarpus, but is not distinguished. 
Antipolo {Artocarpus bicisa L. f.) is very much like anubing, but softer. 
The wood known as lanca or nunca comes from Artocarpus integrifolia 
L, f. This wood is softer and more even in texture than anubing and is 
used for the backs and sides of guitars and other stringed instruments. 
The only other wood which might l)e mistaken for ajiubing is bati- 
culin; this is whiter, softer and without tlie white deposits in the vessels. 
Ahem, 1. c. 21, 22. 
APITOXG. 
Fam. DIPTEROCARPACE/E 
Dipterocarpus grandiflorus Blanco. 
{Mocanera grandiflora Blanco.) 
Philippines, Borneo, Malay Peninsula. 
Dipterocarpus sp. 
Anahaon (B.) ; apitong (T.) ; canunyao (II.) ; dnco (X. Luz.). 
