I also managed to take some photos of some beautiful plants including the pink Etlingera elatior (Common Name: Torch Ginger), Elaeocarpus angustifolia, Kopsia singapurensis, unknown Heliconia and Costus, Scaphium macropodum, Brachychiton acerifolius.
On a separate note, one of the key characteristics of the Dipterocarpaceae Family is the presence of interpetiolar stipules on the young leaves.
There were also other interesting fauna, such as a spider and lizard, captured on my camera.
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| Etlingera elatior inflorescence bud |
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| bloomed inflorescence of Etlingera |
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| Shorea resinosa (Meranti Belang, Remesa, White Meranti; Dipterocarpaceae) |
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| Leaf of Cassia |
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| Shorea materialis (Balau Pasir; Dipterocarpaceae) interpetiolar stipules |
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| Podocarpus |
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| Elaeocarpus angustifolia |
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| Kopsia singapurensis |
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| male and female flowers of the Streblus elongatus and the formation of a fruit |
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| spider |
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| a lizard well camouflaged against the tree trunk |
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| remnants of a branch wound wood roll |
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| an uncommon Heliconia |
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| Scaphium macropodum |
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| Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage |
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| an unknown Costus |
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| a flowering Brachychiton acerifolius |
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| close-up of the inflorescence |
