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NEW ARBORETUM. Officials and representatives of Silliman University and geothermal firm, Energy Development Corporation, pose after planting 100 native tree seedlings at a new arboretum in Valencia, Negros Oriental on Wednesday (March 30, 2022). Among the endangered Philippine tree species that were planted were banuyo (Wallaceodendron celebicum), ipil (Borneo teak), taba (Tristaniopsis littoralis), baguilombang (Reutalis trisperma), yakal (Shorea astylosa), and lisok-lisok, among others. (Photo courtesy of EDC) DUMAGUETE CITY - A geothermal power firm and Silliman University (SU) on Wednesday planted 100 endangered native tree species to establish an arboretum in Negros Oriental. The botanical collection dubbed "BINHI" is composed exclusively of a variety of tree species and is located at the Christian institution's field laboratory grounds in Barangay Palinpinon, Valencia town. The Energy Development Corporation (EDC) said the project will provide a safe haven for the l

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