Observational analysis documented 139 tree species across limestone hills, highlighting key families and common species.
139 tree-species, in 82 genera and 39 families,were recorded. The Myrtaceae (15 species), Rubiaceae and Euphorbiaceae (each with 11 species), Ebenaceae and Melastomataceae (each with eight species) were the most species-rich families. Podocarpus polystachyus and Gymnostoma sumatrana were the most common species, and they were found in almost all the limestone hills in Bau.
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