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                    [Summary] => The Tagalogs of Quezon province call it "talakatak." To the Ilocanos of Nueva Vizcaya, it’s simply "kastanias."


Yes, the Philippines has its own "kastanias" tree species, scientifically named Castanopsis philippinensis. The imported nut is called European chestnust (Castanea vulgaris).


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Yes, the Philippines has its own "kastanias" tree species, scientifically named Castanopsis philippinensis. The imported nut is called European chestnust (Castanea vulgaris).


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RP has own kastanias

December 26, 2004 - 12:00am

The Tagalogs of Quezon province call it "talakatak." To the Ilocanos of Nueva Vizcaya, it’s simply "kastanias." Yes, the Philippines has its own "kastanias" tree species, scientifically...

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