Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

even though it does not tell MS much about the women of the masses
who live in the rural areas of these old countries that have become
new nations.
Wanandom, P.W, (Winit Toh Komes). The Cape gooseberry* Journ. Slam.
Soc. Nat. Hist. Suppl. 8 (k): 335-336. 1932.
A brief note on the introduction of Physalis peruviana.
_ . Yellow-banded leaves in Saccolobium gi^anteura. Journ. Siam
Soc. Nat. Hist. Suppl. 9 (l):^ " 1933-
Considered a natural sport.
. (Phya Vinit Vanontan Toh Komes) A reputed rejuvanator.
Journ. Siam Soc. Nat. Hist. Suppl. 9 (l): Ik^-lk". 1933.
Concerns phRiolor.ical effects of f\ drug from the roots of
Butea super ba.
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Notes on introduced plants in Siam. Journ. Siam Soc. Nat.
Hist. Suppl. 9 (1): 89-107. 1933; 9 (3): 265-285.
Notes on many species.
_ . Khid Suvarnasuddhi and Tern Smitinand (Eds.). Thai Plant
Names: Vernacular Names - Botanical Neunes. Thai Forest Record No.
1. 871 pp. 1 map. Royal Forest Department, Bangkok. I960.
The original intention of the author was .to complete and publish
this worlt in 1948. Because of Phya Winlt'c sudden death in
1955, the project was completed, by Khid Suvamasuddi and Tern
Smitinand, of the Royal Forest Department, who undertook the task
of editing this large and useful compilation.
The common names are arranged according to the Thai alphabet.
The authors listed vernacular names used by different tribes and
other nationals residing in Thailand, and the country subdivided
into regions according to the principal dialects used. Preceding
each botanical name an abbreviation denotes the habit of the
plant, whether a tree, «•> vb, liane, grass or palm, so that the
reader may ascertain its characteristics.
An appendix contains a list of synonyms.
Wang, C.W. A preliminary study of the vegetation of Yunnan. Bull. Fan.
Mem. Last. Biol. Bot. Ser, 9: 67-113. pi. 1-11. 2 folded maps. 1939.
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. The forest vegetation of continental eastern Asia- and its
development.
An unpublished manuscript. |
Warburg, 0. Plantar novae siamensis a J. Schmidt collectae. Repert.
Sp. Nov. Fedtle 16: 25^-256. 1919-
Knema siamensis, Gonocaryum jjjMgnsgj Rauwolfia denslflpra and
Scolopia siamensis, n spp. and Picroxylon n. gen. (Simarubaceae)