Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

forest I't
% Khan river --73
al forests 33,3'i,8H
ary growth l'.)2(ill.),
169(111.)
oil-producin,$-8o
ver-r;reen
est"
l'»,27,52,
1
122(111.),
125(ill.),
lit 1( ill.)
>tates 5,cl
.m: agriculture-'*3, 5^,80
i floribunda ---37
> tu'caT"—-—' 25
itisoiiria 25
xachra 22
^usa"-
rvifolia 25
oust a 37
ricea -• -2'j
36,28,'tl,i|l
70 "
r^r 25,79
leaf pine 92
a palm 93
.ra sieunensis J>1
uKinenais tit 1 -
pore
~2.',78
Cambodians 8'3
.ea sp. 93
.nand, Tern ii,)i'4,i+6,*4 r
•an- 76,V7
roods, species 17,00
; —— 19,38,50
factor 30
itcriti':
.-oductivity
ype
'tl
173 (ill.),
17-'.
167(ill,)
'H
ble resin ------ -37
Ben Hai river — 73-
Kon river ---- --73
;kvu.a ........ ----- 7,8,1*7,66,
t-7
iGratia alba ----- 31
:p. — " ........... 31,50
'
Sorbus sp.
South China Sea -----
iiouth Edwards plains
•5>»
-65,71,72,73
-89
South Texas plains 89
Southeast Asia 29, .
101(map)
agric. resources 2,'*
analogous features 88
area —-- 1,88
climate -3, it, 61,69
forest resources
'i
inhabitants 2
physiography 2,61
population 1
plant families 95
river systems 2
sumrnp.ry --------------- 1
topography
^,^9
vegetation
i,3,91
Spathodca campanulata —-—9't
Gpectrophotometrio
measurements -51
Sp.ha ; ~num bog 28,93
Spinifcx sp. -39
Sppndis,3 lunnata —39,UO, 172(111.)
tonkinencis 81
sp. 27
Statin-"; urea
'*8
Steppes -— -33
Sterculia canranulat_a 2U
lychnophora --23
Sterculiacec.e - -78,81
Stereospermurn finbriatum —^0
S fra t i'f i cation 13
Streblus zeylanlcum 27
Strychnine -37
Strychnos nux-vomica 37
otyrax toakincnsis --------08
Sumatra
Super Anscochrome
> —23
5''*
3ur at- thani
'/7
Surin
Sutep mountain
5,37, ll 3
93
Swamp, forest
'«,17, 30,''9,92
freshwater —-- --139(111.)
Swietenia macrophylla —---9'<
Tabaek --
Tabanuco
-50
-93
299