Agoho
Casuarina equisetifolia
Casuarinaceae
An erect tree that can grow to 30 m high. Often mistaken for a pine, it is actually a flowering tree. The apparent needles are stems that measure upCasuarinaceae
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Ipil ipil tree is a kind of tree in which the leaves used as feeds to any kind of animals and the tree can be made to charcoal,funiture,decor,firewood,match stick, seeds for export, or many trees to plant that anything you wanted to make business.
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