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creek
sandy creek with granite boulders. Doi Khun Tan, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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funnelweb spider
roadside dwellers, up to 5 cm leg span. Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
tree in fruit
the fruit grows from the trunk and branches. Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
forest medicine plant
identifiable by the crescent shaped leaves. Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
traditional trading trail
tiger balm tree
the pungent bark from this tree is used to make the natural form of tiger balm. Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
forest medicine plant
the yellow root of this plant is prepared as a tea (preparation details unavailable) and acts to relieve muscle pain. Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
Thai chestnut
The nut can be eaten raw or cooked. up to 2 cm in diameter, its the largest and only edible acorn-like...
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Uploaded on Dec 24, 2008
