-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North West, Singapore
-
A close-up on a shoot of Tumu Putih bearing mature propagules
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Also known as Tumu Putih. In Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia, the calyx lobes are generally yellow in colour.
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Mature propagule of Bruguiera sexangula
-
Singapore, South East, Singapore
-
Previously thought to be extinct in Singapore, several trees of Bruguiera sexangula were accidentally discovered in 2002 on Pulau Tekong. Following which the propagules were collected and grown into older saplings for mangrove restoration projects in Chek Jawa (Pulau Ubin), Pasir Ris Park's mangroves, West Coast Park', and Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve. Recently in 2008, a new population of B. sexangula trees was discovered in Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve.
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North West, Singapore
-
The Berus tree
-
Singapore, South East, Singapore
-
Singapore, South East, Singapore
-
Bruguiera cylindrica (left). For comparison, Bruguiera hainesii is placed on the right.
-
Singapore, South East, Singapore
-
Singapore, South West, Singapore
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
A herbarium record for Bruguiera parviflora, deposited at SINU (Raffles Museum, National University of Singapore). This record is for the occurrence of B. parviflora along the river at the Changi Point area.
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore
-
Singapore, North East, Singapore