Barangay Alegria Toog in Agusan del Sur in Mindanao is the tallest tree in the Philippines and among the tallest in the world.
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Currently known tallest Petersianthus quadrialatus growing near national highway, in the outskirts of San Francisco town, Alegria municipality in the north eastern part of Mindanao island - 87.8 meters (288 feet) height with trunk diameter of 366.05 cm.[3][4] Tree was declared in December 7, 1980 as the “Biggest Toog Tree” by the Tree Preservation Foundation of the Philippines President Nicolas Lansigan. By other sources tree 65 meters height, 360 centimeters in diameter and estimated to be ~ 300 years old.[5
Balete Trees
Balete Tree in Negros Oriental, Philippines is possibly the oldest tree in Philippines
Balete Tree in Aurora Province, Philippines is one of the largest of it's kind in Asia
Balete Tree in Siquijor
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The balete tree inside the OISCA Farm in Lumapao, Canlaon City, Negros Oriental, Philippines is estimated by botanists from Silliman University to be around 1,328 years old. It would take at least 42 men to encircle its trunk. At the heart of this wide tree trunk is a cavity where lizards, bats and many insects have made it their home. With fireflies lighting it at night like a year-round Christmas tree, it is one of the city's main tourist attraction.[23]
A balete tree locally called "Millenium Tree" in Barangay Quirino, Maria Aurora, Aurora province in the Philippines is claimed to be the largest of its kind in Asia. It is estimated to be about 600+ years old and 60 metres (200 ft) tall with its roots about 10 metres (33 ft) to 15 metres (49 ft) in diameter. It is possible for adult people to squeeze into the center of its root network.[24]
A 400-year-old balete tree in Barangay Campalanas in the town of Lazi, in Siquijor province is believed to be the oldest and the biggest in the province. What is also unusual about this tree is the spring that emanates from the base of the tree and flows straight into a man-made pool.[25]
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