| ID | Crop ID | Part | Use Category | Notes | Metadata ID |
| 512 | Thingam | Wood | Oil (Fuel) | The wood is an excellent fuel. | 7,833 |
| 513 | White Dammar | Bark | Medicinal | It is a multipurpose plant which has economic and medicinal importance. (1) Resin from V. indica is known as white ‘dammar’. Used for chronic bronchitis, piles, skin eruptions, ringworm, scrofula, tubercular glands, ulcers, wounds, boils; urinary discharges; amenorrhoea; gonorrhoea and syphilis. | 7,834 |
| 514 | White Dammar | Bark | Industrial | Resin from V. indica is known as white ‘dammar’. Apart from medicinal uses, it has long been used as incense, and for making varnishes. It is obtained by cutting notches in the tree when it exudes and gradually hardens. | 7,834 |
| 515 | Engkabang Jantong | Wood | Industrial | The timber is used as a light red meranti. Being one of the lightest in this trade group it is sometimes regarded as a white meranti or traded separately as "kawang jantong". S. macrophylla is one of the most important sources of illipe nuts. | 7,842 |
| 516 | Sundew | Whole | Medicinal | Used as an antibiotic to combat bacteria infections: Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, and Pneumococcus. It is also effective in respiratory relief of afflictions such as bronchitis, whooping cough, and asthma. There has been some discussion as to its effectiveness in treatment of warts and corns. | 7,844 |
| 517 | African Ebony | Wood | Industrial | The wood is used for posts in house construction, flooring, joinery, furniture, ship building, vehicle bodies, musical instruments such as drums, household utensils such as cups, spoons, pestles and mortars, tool handles, walking sticks, combs, agricultural implements such as ploughs, boxes, carvings and turnery. The wood is also used as firewood, and is valued for charcoal production. | 7,847 |
| 518 | African Ebony | Fruit | Food | The fruit is sweet but acidulous with a slight lemon-like taste. It is often eaten raw when fully ripe, particularly by children, but sometimes also dried and kept for later use when food is scarce at the end of the dry season. They can be ground into a flour, which is sometimes an ingredient of porridge. | 7,847 |
| 519 | African Ebony | Fruit | Beverages | The fruits are also used in the production of fruit juice and alcoholic drinks. | 7,847 |
| 520 | African Ebony | Leaf | Food | The leaves are occasionally eaten as vegetable, and the foliage is browsed by livestock. | 7,847 |
| 521 | African Ebony | Leaf | Feed (Forage/Fodder) | The leaves are occasionally eaten as vegetable, and the foliage is browsed by livestock. | 7,847 |
| 523 | African Ebony | Bark | Industrial | The gum from the bark is used to mend broken pottery, and fruit pulp to glaze and varnish pottery. | 7,847 |
| 524 | African Ebony | Whole | Ornamental | Diospyros mespiliformis is planted for re-afforestation, as ornamental shade tree and as windbreak. | 7,847 |
| 525 | African Ebony | Whole | Medicinal | Various parts of the tree are used in traditional medicine. | 7,847 |
| 526 | Black Sapote | Fruit | Food | The fruits are eaten when fully ripe and soft. The pulp, which is contained within a thin skin, is soft, sweet, smooth, and pale brown in colour. | 7,874 |
| 527 | Black Sapote | Wood | Industrial | The wood is yellowish to deep-yellow with black markings near the heart of old trunks; it is compact and suitable for cabinetwork, but is little used. | 7,874 |
| 528 | Black Sapote | Bark | Medicinal | Various preparations of bark and leaves have been used medicinally against fever and skin disease. | 7,874 |
| 529 | Malabar Ebony | Wood | Industrial | Wood occasionally used for timber. | 7,889 |
| 530 | Malabar Ebony | Fruit | Food | Ripe fruit eaten raw, and are reportedly tasty or astringent. | 7,889 |
| 531 | Malabar Ebony | Bark | Medicinal | Bark and seeds used in medicine, for treating ulcers and wounds, and as a gargle for sore throats. | 7,889 |
| 532 | Tendu | Wood | Industrial | Heartwood used as ebony, black, often streaked with purple or brown bands; sapwood a good timber; wood a good fuelwood | 7,891 |