- king
Sengon, who
ruled the now-submerged
kingdom of Peruvalanatu, the
region between the
rivers Kumari and Pahruli.
According to Chidambaranar,
Sengon was...
-
combining Sengon and Taro cultivation. Taro is
harvested after 5
month and
therefore generates income to
farmers prior to
harvesting the
Sengon trees. By...
- has many
common names.
These include:
albizia (Hawaii),
Moluccan albizia,
sengon (Java),
salawaku (Maluku),
jeungjing (Indonesia), ai-samtuco (Tetun, Timor-Leste)...
-
Grogol –
Srengseng JAK 058
Cilincing –
Rorotan JAK 059
Rawamangun – Rawa
Sengon JAK 060
Kelapa Gading –
Rusun Kemayoran JAK 061
Pulomas –
Cempaka Putih...
-
Ranuyoso Rejoso Rejotangan Rogojampi Saradan Sawotratap Sembung Sempolan Sengon Sepanjang Sidoarjo Sidotopo Singojuruh Singosari Sroyo Sukomoro Sukorejo...
- from F.
moluccana in Yogyakarta,
Indonesia were only
infectious on the
sengon leaves and
spores did not
penetrate the A.
mangium leaves. The
authors of...
-
Ranuyoso Rejoso Rejotangan Rogojampi Saradan Sawotratap Sembung Sempolan Sengon Sepanjang Sidoarjo Sidotopo Singojuruh Singosari Sroyo Sukomoro Sukorejo...
-
Ranuyoso Rejoso Rejotangan Rogojampi Saradan Sawotratap Sembung Sempolan Sengon Sepanjang Sidoarjo Sidotopo Singojuruh Singosari Sroyo Sukomoro Sukorejo...
- Kepanjen–Malang 5
January 1896 Malang–Lawang 20 July 1879 Lawang–
Sengon 1 May 1879
Sengon–Bangil 1
November 1879 24 Wonokromo–Bangil Wonokromo–Bangil (with...
- regency,
Central Java. 4 July 2008 – Two
trains collided on
track two of
Sengon Station, Purwosari, Pasuruan, East Java. The
collision occurred because...
