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12 PRIORITY SPECIES OF BAMBOO AND RATTAN Rattans Table 2. Priority species and species of national and regional importance (Commercial and local use) Value Climate & Ecology Genetic resources Taxa Domestication CS C RI C1 H GE IV E Survey Calamus manan L ++ + D h d H L H M C. caesius S ++ ++ D h d/w H L H H C. trachycoleus S ++ ++ D h seas.f L L M L Calamus Sect. Podocephalus M-L ++ + SD h, s saline H L H H mangrove to montane C. subinermis (and relatives) M-L ++ + SD h, s dry H L H M (coastal hills) C. palustris (and relatives) M-L + ++ SD s varied H L H H (monsoonal) C. tetradactylus S + ++ D Cool d L L L L C. deeratus S-M (+) ++ W h, s w H L H H C. hollrungii (and relatives) M-L + + W h d H L H H KEY Value CS = cane size: Large (L), medium (M), and small (S). C = commercialization potential: High (++), medium (+), and not fully known (+). RI = rural industries: High (++), medium (+). Domestication Wild = W, semi-domesticated = SD, domesticated = D. Climate and ecology Cl = climate: humid tropics = h, subtropics = s. H = habitat: dryland = d, wet = w, seasonally flooded = seas. F. Genetic resources GE = genetic erosion: High (H), low (L). IV = need for research on in vitro: Low (L). E = need for exchange: High (H), medium (M), low (L). Survey = need for further field survey: High (H), medium (M), low (L).
Afghanistan Pakistan Tropic of Cancer Equator Tropic of Capricorn India Nepal Sri Lanka Bhutan Bangladesh Mongolia China Myanmar Laos Vietnam Thailand Cambodia Malaysia Singapore Fig. 1 South, Southeast Asian countries and Australia Hainan Brunei Indonesia South Korea Taiwan Sabah Sarawak North Korea Philippines Australia Japan 13 Papau New Guinea
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PART II 61 Abscision of flower buds
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CURRENT RESEARCH: Current research
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CURRENT RESEARCH: The species is ac
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Fig. 29 Calamus deeratus Indigenous
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C. hollrungii Becc. - throughout Ne
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References PART II 83 Aloysius, D.
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PART II 85 Md Noor N.S. and A. Moha
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Application of the priorities Bambo
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Rattans PART II 89 Participants of
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3. The value of the palm database a
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Appendix I. Participants 1. Dr R. D
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