Petersianthus quadrialatus
LECYTHIDACEAE. Endemic. Endangered

SIZE: Exceeds height of 35m tall; trunk size 100cm diameter
TYPE: Evergreen
HABITAT: Near riverbanks or on hillsides, in swampy and cool places

Toog is considered to be the talless tree in the country; it can grow higher than 40 meters. It is considered a vanishing species, due to the high demand for its wood in the last 20 years, leading to its drastic depletion. Its seeds are edible and, many say, taste like peanuts.