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Sindora Stock Photos and Images
RMBGB3HK–Interior of the Sindora Palm Oil Mill which is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
RM2CF4PFA–. De inlandsche kunstnijverheid in Nederlandsch Indië. Fig. 195. Ganggong branta (no. 16 op blz. 148). 20. Ganggong seprantoe latar irêng. Sëprantoe = de Sindora Sumatrana Miq, behoorende tot de Leguminosae. Groote, aanelkaar grenzende vierkanten als van een scheef dambord. Elke hoek van een vierkant is bedektdoor een bladvormig ornament. Het eene vierkant is kruisvormig met lijnen geornamenteerd ;in het daaraan grenzende vierkant zijn de sëprantoe bloemen geteekend; deze vierbladige 149 bloemen zijn op de teekening het best te vergelijken met zeesterren; in het ornament wordteen werveling, ee
RMPG2X33–. The natural history of plants. Botany. 140 NATURAL HISTORY OF PLANTS. The flower of Cryptosepalum tetraphyllum> has but one petal, and that posterior, as in Sindora; but the calyx is at the same time so much reduced that the lateral bractlets fulfil its part in protecting the bud, and by their close approximation form a sac which at first completely covers it. Thus Cryptosepalum is in this respect to CopaiferecB what Bidelotia is to Amlierstiem. The sepals are repre- sented by four little scales; there are three stamens with short free filaments and versatile introrse two-celled anthers;
RMBGB295–Interior of the Sindora Palm Oil Mill which is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
RMBGB04E–A dirt road going through a forested section on the plantation. Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RM2CF4PR7–. De inlandsche kunstnijverheid in Nederlandsch Indië. Fig. i92.Ganggonggaroet(no. 11 op blz. 147). Fig. 194 Ganggong toerki (no. 15 op blz. 148).. Fig. 195. Ganggong branta (no. 16 op blz. 148). 20. Ganggong seprantoe latar irêng. Sëprantoe = de Sindora Sumatrana Miq, behoorende tot de Leguminosae. Groote, aanelkaar grenzende vierkanten als van een scheef dambord. Elke hoek van een vierkant is bedektdoor een bladvormig ornament. Het eene vierkant is kruisvormig met lijnen geornamenteerd ;in het daaraan grenzende vierkant zijn de sëprantoe bloemen geteekend; deze vierbladige 149 bloemen zijn o
RMBGB0X3–A Malay sign at the oil mill entrance, Tiada Kemalangan, Tiada Tangisan, translates to No Accident, No cry
![. Compilation of notes on the most important timber tree species of the Philippine Islands. Timber; Trees. SUPA. Sindora Walliehii, Beath. Fam. Leguminosffl. Atlas, Sinoptis, Flora PoresUl d« PiUpinat, 8. Vidal, 14m. LXHI, C. Page 80/. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ahern, George Patrick, 1859-1942. [Manila] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN59DG/compilation-of-notes-on-the-most-important-timber-tree-species-of-the-philippine-islands-timber-trees-supa-sindora-walliehii-beath-fam-leguminosffl-atlas-sinoptis-flora-poresul-d-piupinat-8-vidal-14m-lxhi-c-page-80-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-ahern-george-patrick-1859-1942-manila-RN59DG.jpg ". Compilation of notes on the most important timber tree species of the Philippine Islands. Timber; Trees. SUPA. Sindora Walliehii, Beath. Fam. Leguminosffl. Atlas, Sinoptis, Flora PoresUl d« PiUpinat, 8. Vidal, 14m. LXHI, C. Page 80/. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ahern, George Patrick, 1859-1942. [Manila] Stock Photo")
RMRN59DG–. Compilation of notes on the most important timber tree species of the Philippine Islands. Timber; Trees. SUPA. Sindora Walliehii, Beath. Fam. Leguminosffl. Atlas, Sinoptis, Flora PoresUl d« PiUpinat, 8. Vidal, 14m. LXHI, C. Page 80/. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ahern, George Patrick, 1859-1942. [Manila]
RMRDGD2C–. The natural history of plants. Botany. 140 NATURAL HISTORY OF PLANTS. The flower of Cryptosepalum tetraphyllum> has but one petal, and that posterior, as in Sindora; but the calyx is at the same time so much reduced that the lateral bractlets fulfil its part in protecting the bud, and by their close approximation form a sac which at first completely covers it. Thus Cryptosepalum is in this respect to CopaiferecB what Bidelotia is to Amlierstiem. The sepals are repre- sented by four little scales; there are three stamens with short free filaments and versatile introrse two-celled anthers;
RMBGB2D0–Extraction and separation equipment in the palm oil mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB9C0–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, owned by Kulim, is green certified by RSPO for its environmentally sustainable practices
RMBGB2J2–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, owned by Kulim, is green certified by RSPO for its environmentally sustainable practices
RMBGB21A–Close-up of freshly extracted palm oil crude. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB2D1–Close-up of freshly extracted palm oil crude. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGAP60–Flowering plants were planted along the roadway to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation, Malaysia
RMBGB3PX–A container of freshly extracted palm oil crude. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB1H9–This machine is used to aerate the compost piles by turning them over. Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RMBGB3TC–Person holding an empty fruit bunch (EFB), a by-product of palm oil processing. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB194–Palm fruit with hard brown shell and white palm kernel. Sindora Palm OIl Plantation, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
RMBGB2NE–Piles of oil palm kernel shells and fruit bunch fiber in front of the Sindora Palm Oil Mill.
RMBGB2D4–Oil palm kernels in a yellow wheel barrow. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB1CG–Company supplied housing near plantation. Employees can work towards purchase of their own home. Sindora Palm Oil Plantation.
RMBGB18K–Oil palm kernel shells being crushed in grinder. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB470–About one half of the people who work on the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation also live there in provided housing (pictured).
RMBGB29E–Looking down at steaming tubs of palm oil crude at the mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB55F–Oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) awaiting inspection and processing at the mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB89G–Oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) awaiting inspection and processing at the mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB5H1–Mucuna bracteata, a leguminous cover plant at The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Green certified by RSPO
RMBGB0C9–Moth on a flowering plant that was planted to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RMBGAP7C–Mucuna bracteata, a leguminous cover plant at The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Green certified by RSPO
RMBGB0E7–Moth on a flowering plant that was planted to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RMBGAYWN–Moth on a flowering plant that was planted to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RMBGAP76–Mucuna bracteata, a leguminous cover plant at The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Green certified by RSPO
RMBGAYYD–Moth on a flowering plant that was planted to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation
RMBGB1RB–Looking down at steaming tubs of palm oil crude at the mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB0HM–Black smoke emerging from a tall stack at the palm oil mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB1R8–Pile of oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) and loose fruits await inspection and processing at mill. Sindora Palm Oil Mill
RMBGB0P9–Pile of oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) and loose fruits await inspection and processing at the mill. Sindora Palm Oil Mill
RMBGB0NG–Pile of oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) and loose fruits await inspection and processing at mill. Sindora Palm Oil Mill
RMBGB1FY–Company supplied housing near plantation. Employees can work towards purchase of their own home. Sindora Palm Oil Plantation.
RMBGB82R–Company supplied housing near plantation. Employees can work towards purchase of their own home. Sindora Palm Oil Plantation.
RMBGB84B–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGB2G8–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGB1GP–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGB0EC–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGB84G–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGB2GM–The Sindora Palm Oil Mill surrounded by the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Tthe mill and plantation are green certified.
RMBGAYXB–A creek flowing through the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation which is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
RMBGB89K–Oil palm fresh fruit bunch (FFBs) awaiting inspection and processing at the mill. The Sindora Palm Oil Mill, Malaysia
RMBGB026–A creek flowing through the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation which is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
RMBGB220–A creek flowing through the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation which is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
RMBGB3GK–The steaming hot oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) are emptied out of the cooker. The Sindora Palm Oil Mil, Malaysia
RMBGB155–The steaming hot oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) are emptied out of the cooker. The Sindora Palm Oil Mil, Malaysia
RMBGB2R4–Pile of oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFBs) and loose fruits await inspection and processing at mill. Sindora Palm Oil Mill
RMBGB0A1–Flowering plants were planted along the roadway to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation, Malaysia
RMBGAXP5–Flowering plants were planted along the roadway to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation, Malaysia
RMBGB0B1–Flowering plants were planted along the roadway to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation, Malaysia
RMBGAYGM–Flowering plants were planted along the roadway to attract pollinator species. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation, Malaysia
RMBGB7M8–A Malay sign is warning that chemicals are in use in the area. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation is green certified
RMBGB1DW–Close-Up of Mucuna bracteata, a leguminous plant. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. Johor Bahru, Malaysia
RMBGB5J0–Oil palm trees at the Sindora Palm Oil Plantation. The plantation is green certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil
RMBGB5GF–Cover crop of Mucuna bracteata prevents soil erosion, stops weeds, and fixes nitrogen. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation.
RMBGAP72–Cover crop of Mucuna bracteata prevents soil erosion, stops weeds, and fixes nitrogen. The Sindora Palm Oil Plantation.
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