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Surá botanical plate
Plate · made with AI for the register, 2026Terminalia oblonga
Tree

Surá

Terminalia oblonga (Ruiz & Pav.) Steud.
Southern Mexico to the Amazon

A native timber tree of wet tropical forest in Central and South America, found from about 30 to 900 m elevation and typically along stream banks, though it does not tolerate flooding. Mature trees develop extended buttresses that make felling difficult. In Costa Rica it is grown in plantations for a wood of moderate density, strength and durability, and birds eat its unripe fruits.

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FamilyCombretaceae
Spanish nameSura
Also known asGuayabón
Native toChiapas in southern Mexico through Central America to southern tropical South America, including the Amazon
TagGarden areaZonePlantedStatusSponsoredNote
352NW Forest—5 July 2019Planted—
353NW Forest—5 July 2019Planted—
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