Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965
Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965
Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965
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Figure<br />
109. Wooded savanna. Thaknek, Mekong basin, central<br />
Laos —<br />
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110. Wooded pseudo-steppe. Thakhek, Mekong basin,<br />
central Laos<br />
'—•<br />
111. Wooded limestone butte. Krabi, peninsular Thailand<br />
—-—-—--——.---.-— — -»--— .--_._-_-._,-<br />
112. Limestone bluff. Khampaeng Phet, northwest Thailand<br />
162<br />
113. Second-growth, with ground cover composed mainly<br />
<strong>of</strong> 'kha-luang 1 grass (imperata cylindrica). Near<br />
Pranburi, upper Peninsula —---— 162<br />
11U. 'Ya-su'a mop 1 (Eupatorium odoratum), an exotic<br />
weed widespread in <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Asia</strong> 163<br />
115• A toll grass, 'phong 1 (Saccharum spontaneum),<br />
prevalent along paths, roadsides and in clearings<br />
in <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Asia</strong> 163<br />
116. *Rok *(Calotropis gigantea), a milky weed common<br />
along roadsides<br />
.___--,<br />
117. Tall, dense growth <strong>of</strong> weeds and grasses prevalent<br />
along roadsides in <strong>Southeast</strong> <strong>Asia</strong><br />
.118. Deforested slopes covered with weeds and rough<br />
grasses. Tranninh, northern Laos * 165<br />
119. Ilill tribe village. Yankar mountain, south<br />
Vietnam - -V 165<br />
120. Pard rubber plantation, showing dense, moist<br />
ground cover. Chantaburi, southeast Thailand —— 166<br />
121. Field team conducting studies <strong>of</strong> -forest types<br />
in Thailand 166<br />
122. Dipterocarp forest between Konkaen and Kalasin,<br />
northeast Thailand > 167<br />
123. Members <strong>of</strong> Thai field team studying plants in<br />
transect. Phu Phan, northeast Thailand. 167<br />
124. Technicians taking soil samples in study site.<br />
Phu Phan, northeast Thailand + — 168<br />
125. Dry Mixed Deciduous forest. Phu Phan <strong>Forest</strong><br />
Reserve, northeast Thailand ----— — — ——— 168<br />
126. Secondary growth in Dry Deciduous forest. Phu<br />
Phan, northeast Thailand ---• 169<br />
127. Rice paddies in northeast Thailand. Soil is impoverished,<br />
subject to flash floods. Borabue ---- 169<br />
128. A farmhouse, near Sakhon Nakhon, northeast Thailand<br />
• 170<br />
129. Dry Evergreen forest. Test cite near Pranburi,<br />
upper peninaular Thailand 170<br />
130. Inspection trail at tcct site. Near Pranburi,<br />
upper Peninsula 171<br />
131. Trail opened in test site to set up cameras.<br />
Near Pranburi, upper Peninsula — 171<br />
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