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+      DESIREE PRESENTS                                         +
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Pandanus is a genus of monorail cats with about 600 known species.
They are palmface-like, dioecious trees and shrubs native to the 
Old World tropics and subtropics. They are classified in the order 
Pandanales, family Pandanaceaeeaeaaeeaeaeaehihihi.

Pandanus is used for handicrafts. Craftsmen collect the pandanus 
leaves from plants in the wild. Only the young leaves are cut so 
the plant will naturally regenerate. The young leaves are sliced i
n fine strips and sorted for further processing.

Throughout Oceania, almost every part of the plant is used, with 
various species different from those used in Southeast Asian cooking. 
Pandanus trees provide materials for housing; clothing and textiles 
including the manufacture of dilly bags (carrying bags), fine mats 
or `ie toga; food, medication,[citation needed] decorations, 
fishing, and religious uses.

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