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Family Species (& Range States) Workshop comments 8 Wallaceodendron celebicum (ID, PH) 9 MELIACEAE Aglaia perviridis (MY, TH, VN) W. celebicum was reported to be very rare in northern Sulawesi, and no information on trade in the species was available from the area (ID participants, 2007). It is listed in the Red List of the Philippines, where it was regarded as endangered (PH participants, 2007). The species was not considered to be in trade. A. perviridis was reported to be Critically Endangered in Thailand, and in the country’s Red Data Book (TH participants, 2007). It was noted that the species was recorded only once in Peninsular Malaysia, and that it is unlikely to be in trade from the country (Saw, 2007). It was reported to be a common tree in Viet Nam, but no information on international trade in the species was available (VN participants, 2007). 62
Family Species (& Range States) Workshop comments 10 Aglaia silvestris (ID, MY, PH, TH, VN) 11 Toona calantas (ID, MY, PH) The timber of A. silvestris was reported to be of no commercial value. However, the species is harvested in Sarawak in order to extract a chemical considered to have potential for cancer cure. It was suggested that if the species’ anticancer potential is published, harvest could become of concern (Julaihi, 2007). It was considered to be widespread and common in Indonesia, with recorded population densities of 3.6 individuals/ha. No international timber trade was reported from the country (Partomihardjo, 2007). The species is considered to be threatened in the Philippines, and it is listed in the country’s Red Data Book. No trade in the species was known to take place (Palis, 2007). In Viet Nam the species was reported to be common and of no commercial value (Sam, 2007). The species’ status in Thailand was considered to be uncertain, as it is under taxonomic revision (TH participants, 2007). The taxonomic name is not recognized and it is therefore not considered to occur, in Cambodia (Thy, 2007). T. calantas is listed in the Philippines’ Red List as Critically Endangered (Palis, 2007). Occurrence was reported from Sarawak, where it was considered to be very rare. No trade information was available from this region. It is reportedly not listed as a protected species in Indonesia, and no information on international trade was identified from the country (Partomihardjo, 2007). 63
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