
Yellow oliver, Yellow sanders
Terminalia tetraphylla
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Overview
A detailed profile for this species is sourced from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as assessments become available.
Yellow sanders faces severe population decline due to extensive habitat destruction from coastal development and agricultural expansion throughout its native range. The species is further threatened by overexploitation for its valuable timber and traditional medicinal uses, combined with limited natural regeneration in fragmented forest patches.
Habitat
Inhabits coastal forests, mangrove margins, and tropical lowland areas near shorelines, typically found in sandy soils and well-drained coastal plains up to 200m elevation. The species occurs in both primary and secondary coastal vegetation communities across tropical Indo-Pacific regions.
Other threatened species in Combretaceae
Frequently asked questions
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