*Kalinga State University, Bulanao Campus, Tabuk City, Kalinga
Online published on 5 May, 2016.
This study made a general documentation of the identified wild fruits in Kalinga, Philippines. The main instrument used is photography through the digital camera. An Interview was conducted among the tribes in the selected sites to identify the actual species of wild fruits utilized as foods in that place. Tour guides, hunters and volunteers were tapped in locating the species of wild fruits in their actual habitat and how this wild fruits adapt to their environment. Sixteen (16) species of wild fruits were identified and documented. This study recommends the establishment of the databank or gene bank for this wild fruit to be classified under the binomial nomenclature.
Wild Fruits, Kalinga, habitat, documentation, herbs, foods, medicinal fruits