KUBI TREE - Revision history

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‎References

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‎Significance

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‎Description

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 The Barangay Council of Regador, Ibajay, Aklan launched a campaign to stop tree cutting and to encourage everyone in the neighborhood to plant more trees instead.
-==References==
+<h2>References</h2>
-'''KEY INFORMANT/S:'''
+MARILYN SENATIN SAUZA, ''Teacher III – Regador Elementary School'' <br/>
-MARILYN SENATIN SAUZA, ''Teacher III – Regador Elementary School''
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-'''REFERENCE/S AND OTHER RESOURCES:'''	Interview
+|- style="vertical-align:top;"
+| style="height:50px; width:200px; text-align:left;"|'''LANGUAGE EDITOR:'''|| MRS. DIONADITH GAY H. ISTURIS, ''Teacher III- Numancia Integrated School''
 MS. JOSEPHINE P. VICENTE, ''Teacher III- Regional Science High School''
-'''WIKI EDITOR:'''
+| style="height:50px; width:200px; text-align:left;"|'''DATE PROFILED:''' ||
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 ==Significance==
-Historical: The Kubi tree was the oldest tree among the trees found in Regador Elementary School. It is already 75 years old.
+'''Historical:''' The Kubi tree was the oldest tree among the trees found in Regador Elementary School. It is already 75 years old.
-Aesthetic: Kubi was situated at the back of the Grade 3 classroom, adding beauty and charm with its unique form. When you enter the entrance of Regador Elementary School, you will surely notice the majestic this tree. Additionally, it offered the necessary shade for the students to rest iduring their free time. On occasion, they even used this area to study and eat lunch.
-Economic: The Kubi tree's fruits can also be consumed or sold, with the income used in school projects.
+'''Aesthetic:''' Kubi was situated at the back of the Grade 3 classroom, adding beauty and charm with its unique form. When you enter the entrance of Regador Elementary School, you will surely notice the majestic this tree. Additionally, it offered the necessary shade for the students to rest during their free time. On occasion, they even used this area to study and eat lunch.
 Social: It provides a range of social opportunities; for Regador ES pupils as they stay connected in this place to play, story tell with their playmates or classmates.
 ==Conservation==

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	'''H. INDICATE SEASONABILITY:''' Perennial		'''H. INDICATE SEASONABILITY:''' Perennial
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 '''MEDICINAL'''
-Remarks: The sap extracted from the bark is used to cure leprosy.
+'''Remarks:''' The sap extracted from the bark is used to cure leprosy.
 '''INDUSTRIAL CROPS'''
-Remarks: Its wood is used for house construction, decorative furniture, making blow pipes, gun handles, joinery and paneling.
+'''Remarks:''' Its wood is used for house construction, decorative furniture, making blow pipes, gun handles, joinery and paneling.
 ==Stories Associated with the Plant==

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 '''B. COMMON USES and SCOPE OF USE:''' Edible
-Remarks:  Kubi is considered a fruit bearing tree with many seeds and are irregular or rugose shape, and is covered with yellow brown or gray tomentum, sweet pulp and it is edible.
+'''Remarks:'''  Kubi is considered a fruit bearing tree with many seeds and are irregular or rugose shape, and is covered with yellow brown or gray tomentum, sweet pulp and it is edible.
 '''MEDICINAL'''

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	==Description==		==Description==

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 Category: Historical Heritage: Flora <br/>
 District of Ibajay East
 [[File:img-kubitree.jpeg|200px|thumb|left|The Kubi Tree]]
 '''A. OTHER COMMON NAME:''' Referred as “butong” in Tagalog and popularly known as “Kubi tree” by the locals.

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 '''C.  CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO GROWTH HABIT:''' Tree
-'''D. CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO ORIGIN:'''     [] Endemic   	[/ ] Native	[  ] Exotic
+'''D. CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO ORIGIN:''' Native
 '''E. HABITAT:''' Found among seasonal forests or thicket growth in low lying areas.

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 Remarks: Its wood is used for house construction, decorative furniture, making blow pipes, gun handles, joinery and paneling.
-==STORIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PLANT==
+==Stories Associated with the Plant==
 Mrs. Candelaria Perucho Senatin, the daughter-in-law of the lot donor of Regador Elementary School and the mother of Mrs. Marilyn Senatin Sauza, a Grade IV-A adviser, relayed that the kubi tree has been around for 75 years. Accordingly, she could still recall that the Kubi tree was likewise existing when Regador Elementary School was established in 1948, the school recently marked its 75th founding anniversary. She also mentioned that when her daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Sauza, was in first grade and Mr. Roman Segovia was the school principal at Regador Primary School, she could still recall how this Kubi tree benefited the students and the community by providing shade for the students to sit in and read books. In addition to giving the students shade, it served as an excellent source of food for the students. She says that during that time, some parents went to the tree to pick some fruits, cooked them when they got home, and then set the cooked Kubi fruits on their tables so their children could eat them and feel satisfied. She added that the school received income from the Kubi tree.