Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

Peninsular Region - continued:
Southwest:
Region of Ranong, Chaklee and Takuapa - Rain forest, Mangrove
forest and Savanna.
Region of Krabi and the island of Phuket - Moist Evergreen
and Mangrove forests.
South:
From Trang, Kach^wng, Patalung to Haadyai - Rain and Moist
Evergreen forests.
Area around Songkhla - Mixed Deciduous and Littoral forest.
AERIAL SURVEYS:
Central Region
Khao Yai National Forest, Kbrat Plateau, in central Thailand -
Lowland Deciduous, Hill Moist Evergreen and lower-Montane forests.
Eastern Region
Mountain ran^e between east-central Thailand and western Cambodia -
Upland Rain or Moist Evergreen forest.
Between Aranyaprathet and Ubon, in eastern Thailand - mostly Dry
Dipterocarp forest.
Southeastern Rep;ion
Following the southeast coast from Bangkok to the -southwestern
border of Cambodia - aerial observations of Mangrove forest,
especially in the region of Khlung and Trat.
Northeas tern Re gion
From Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima, Sakhon Nakhon and Nakhon Phanom,
BS far as the middle Mekong basin - mostly Dry Uipterocarp forest
in the northeast.
From Konkaen to Udon and Non^khai, following the course of the
upper Mekong river to Chiangkhan, southward to Ix>ei and southeastward
to Konkaen - aerial survey of Dry Dipterocarp, stands of
Pine on the tablelands around Loei, and Dry Dipterocarp forest,.
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Konkaen northwestward to Loei - over Dry Dipterocarp, Mixed Deciduous.
Teak and Pine forests, thence southward by way of Phetchabun to
Bangkok.
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