- (Halosaccion glandiforme) Tartariptip/Limu
maneoneo (Palisada perforata)
Tikog-
tikog (Acanthophora ****ifera)
Umutgasari (Gelidium amansii)
Abalang (Codium...
-
Philippinese plants such as abaca, bacbac, karagumoy, sabutan,
romblon and
tikog.
Plastic strips are also used as
synthetic substitute for leaves. The nile...
- (locally
known as buntal) and
other palms,
various gr****es (like
amumuting and
tikog), and barkcloth. The
oldest evidence of
weaving traditions are Neolithic...
- (PDF). Some
Familiar Philippine Palms that
Produce High Food
Value and
Tikog.
Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau of the
Philippine Department...
-
Samar is made of
tikog leaves (Fimbristylis umbellaris). In 2020, a
Samar solon s**** for its
Banig industry by
supporting the
tikog industry. As of March...
- corn,
sugar cane, mangoes; and
quantities of bamboo,
pandan and romblon,
tikog, buri,
maguey and
abaca to
support cottage industries. The
annual Libod-Sayaw...
- leaves, rattan, or
various kinds of
native reeds known by
local names like
tikog,
sesed (Fimbristykis miliacea), rono, or bamban. In
Thailand and Cambodia...
- (PDF). Some
Familiar Philippine Palms that
Produce High Food
Value and
Tikog.
Ecosystems Research and
Development Bureau of the
Philippine Department...
- species, a
large rush-like
plant related to papyrus,
known locally as
tikog. The
tikog has
economic importance and is used
locally to
produce a fibre, and...
-
farmers and
their families.
Other major resources include timber products,
tikog and
rattan are also abundant,
offering such
bright prospect for agricultural...
