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Typhoon Molave (Tagalog: [
moˈlavɛ], mo-LAH-veh),
known in the
Philippines as
Typhoon Quinta, was a
strong tropical cyclone that
caused widespread damage...
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Molave may
refer to:
Vitex parviflora, a
species of the
molave tree
Vitex cof****us,
another species of
molave tree also
known as the New
Guinea teak Molave...
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Molave,
officially known as the Muni****lity of
Molave (Cebuano:
Lungsod sa
Molave; Subanen:
Benwa Molave; Chavacano: Muni****lidad de
Molave; Maranao:...
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family Lamiaceae, also
known as
smallflower chastetree or the
molave tree. The name "
molave" is from Spanish,
derived from mulawin, the
Tagalog word for...
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tropical storm, the
system was
named Molave by the JMA. As it
nears over the
Bicol Region,
PAGASA later upgraded Molave into a
severe tropical storm on October...
- The name
Molave (Tagalog: [
moˈlavɛ], mo-LAH-veh) has been used to name
three tropical cyclones in the
Western Pacific Ocean. The name is a
Spanish corruption...
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Fuego (Island of Fire), due to the glow of
fireflies that
swarmed the
molave trees. One po****r
legend says the name "Siquijor"
comes from the famed...
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distributed throughout the Philippines: dipterocarp,
beach forest, pine forest,
molave forest,
lower montane forest,
upper montane (or
mossy forest), mangroves...
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Virgin of
Maulawin (Spanish:
Virgen de Maulawin) and
Virgin of
Molave (Spanish:
Virgen de
Molave) is an
Aglipayan title of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, mother...
- The
Molave–Dipolog Road, also
known as
theMalindang Mountain Road, is an 82-kilometer (51 mi), two-to-four lane,
primary national road that
connects the...
