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June 1, 1986Journal of Ecology1,169 citations

Tropical Rain Forests of the Far East.

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PEPamela J. EdwardsTWT. C. Whitmore

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Tropical rain forests of the Far East forest structure animals in the forest the forest environment - climate seasonal cycles in plants and animals seed dispersal to seedling establishment growth of seedlings into trees the ecological basis of rain-forest silviculture growth rates, forest yields and biomass inorganic nutrients and their cycling the forest environment - soils forest formations 1 - the dry-land rain forests forest formations 2 - the wet-land rain forests monsoon forest formations animal life and forest formations conifers in the forest variation within the tropical lowland evergreen rain forests and its causes mountain rain forests man and the tropical rain forest secondary forest and shifting cultivation looking ahead. Appendix: select list of publications containing descriptions of tropical rain forest in the countries of the Far East. Bibliography, index of plant names, general index.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a171b41f96f07bf256b9465https://doi.org/10.2307/2260296
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