Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

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8't. Basal part of trunks of Lagerstroejnia calyculata
and Bombax (Galmalia) .insigne. Mukdahan, eastern
Thailand "- --
85- Mekong river at Nakhon Prianom, northeastern Thai--
land -
86. Dipteroearp forest showing clearings made by Lua
Hill tribe in valley bottom for shifting agricultural.
Between Mue Hongson and Mae oaring .
(aerial)
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87. Dry Dipterocarp forests. Between Mae Hongson and
Mae uariunr (aerial)
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88. Dry Dipterocarp forest, Borabue, northeast Thailand
150
89. Open Mixed forest, with bamboo slopes north of
Chahtaburi, southeast Thailand 150
90. Dry Dipterocarp forest. Along highway from Phibun
Mangsuhan to border of south Laos — 151
91. Vegetation, /nostly second growth, near border of
south Laos. Fast of Phibun Mangsahan -• 151
92. Dipterocorp forest on plateau of Quiriron,
Cambodia - 152
93- Burned over Dipterocarp forest. Cambodia 152
9**- Forest road between 3ala Dar and Sopheas, Cambodia
153
95- Forest road between Sola Dar and Sopheas, Cambodia
• 153
96. Thorn forest. Nakhon Phanom, northeast Thailand —
97. Thorn forest. Kanchansburi, western Thailand
98. Long, sharp spines of "khiet* (Randia dunetorurn),
a shrub characteristic of Thorn forest 155
99- Beach forest. Huay Yang, central peninsular Thailand
155
100. Casuartna trees planted for windbreak and to check
erosion. Huuy Yang, central peninsular Thailand — 156
101. Bamboo and fast-growing 'ngiu* (Bombax malabariciuTi).
Khwae Moi river, western Thailand ~-'-T 156
102. Bamboo brake (Dendrocalamus strictus). Tak, northwestern,
Thailand -" 157
103. Farm houses surrounded by banboo and fruit trees.
Near Saraburi, central plain (aerial) 157
10 1 *. Bamboo raft flouting down Khwae Noi river 156
105- Ground fire passing through bamboo brake. Mae Sod,
northwestern Thailand 158
106. Wooded savanna. Hakhon Phanom, northeast Thailand
—. — --— 159
107. Wooded savanna. Vietnam 159
108. Grass savanna. Ranong, southwest peninsular Thailand
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