Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

Callard, G. P. L'Indochine: geographic, hlstoire, mise en valeur.
Edition Notre Do-naine Colonial. 12k pp. Paris. 1922.
Cambodian Forest Service. Silviculture of the forests of Cambodia -
mangrove. Paper presented to the Third Session, Asia-Pacific
Fore."try Commission, Tokyo. 1955.
Canus, A. Les Chenes. Moriographie du genre QLjercos. 2 volumes. 1 map.
1: 686 pp. 35 figs.- 193^-38; 2: 830 pp. 59 figs. 1938-39. Paris.
X93^-39.
Includes Thai species of oaky.
Capus, G. La production du the* en Indochine. fx>uv. Ge*n. do 1'Indochina.
Publ. de 1'Agence Sconomique No. .6» 26 pp. 1930.
Cardot, J. La culture clu caoutchouc en Indochine et la crise raondiale.
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27. 21 pp. 1931.
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avee diverses notes concernant cette culture dans le
raonde. 346 pp. 1933.
Carter, A. C. (ed.) The kingdom of Slam. 280 pp. iliustr, G. P.
Putnam's Sons. 19oU.
This publication was prepared by officials in various Departments
of the Thai Government. While it is not intended to present a fall
description of the country and Its people, the contents are an
accurate review of conditions n,s they existed 60 years ago. The
articles were written during 1903 &nd the statistics cited refer
to the period up to that year. Because of lack of a standard transliteration
of Thai characters, each author has followed his own
system.
Two of the 19 chapters are devoted tc agriculture and forestry.
Catinot, R,, and G., Ve Saint-Aubin. Utilisation des photographies
aerie*nnes sans point au sol ea cartographic forestieVe. 3ois et
Porets des Tropiques. 69: 17-2. iliustr. Jan.-Feb. I960.
The authors discuss a problem with which investigators of tropical
forests are much concerned, namely the transformation, without
the aid of ground reconnaissance, of aerial photographs into
mans utilizable by foresters, lumber operators and others. Methods
are outlined, provided at least two astronomical points exist within
the zone photographed. The cost of application has been worked
out, and does not seem to be prohibitive in consideration of the
usefulness of the data which these methods provide.
., and J. Leroy-Deval. Essai de destruction de la foret dense
par empoisonment au Gabon. Bois et Forests das Tropiques. 69: 3-25.
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