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Ipoh Tree

The Ipoh Tree (Antiaris toxicaria) is the source of the poisonous sap used by the Orang Asli (indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia) to tip their blowgun darts. Kuala Koh, Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia. The marks on the trunk are from where it has been cut to collect the sap.
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Title: Ipoh Tree
Caption: The Ipoh Tree (Antiaris toxicaria) is the source of the poisonous sap used by the Orang Asli (indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia) to tip their blowgun darts. Kuala Koh, Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia. The marks on the trunk are from where it has been cut to collect the sap.
Credit: Album / Science Source / FLETCHER & BAYLIS
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Image size: 3441 × 5180 px | 51.0 MB
Print size: 29.1 × 43.9 cm | 1354.7 × 2039.4 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: ANTIARIS • ARBOL • ASIA • ASLI • BLOWGUN • DART • FLORA • FOREST • INDIGENOUS • IPOH • KELANTAN • KOH • KUALA • LANDSCAPE • LOWLAND • MALAYSIA • MALAYSIAN • NATIONAL • NEGARA • ORANG • PARK • PEOPLE • PLANT • POISON • POISONED • POISONOUS • PRODUCT • RAINFOREST • SAP • TAMAN • TOXIC • TOXICARIA • TOXIN • TREE • TREES • TROPICAL • VENOMOUS • WOODLAND • WOODS