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Scientific name:	Diospyros eriantha (Champ. Ex Benth)
Common nams:	Baogong tree, Ebony tree

Features:

Baogong trees are evergreen trees that are yellowish-brown in color and hairy with the exception of the surface of their leaves, which are oblong or lanceolate and roughly 7-10cm long. Their leaf apices are somewhat acute, while their leaf bases are obtuse, rounded, and smooth and dark-green on the surface. Baogong trees have a simple, axillary inflorescence, oval berries that are yellowish-brown when ripe, and bark that is ebony in color-hence its nickname of "Ebony tree." The tree's wood is quite fragile and easy to break.

Habitat:

Baogong trees can be found in many areas from southern China to Malaysia. In Taiwan, they are distributed primarily in broad-leaved forests at low altitudes.