Harrisonia R. Brown ex A. Jussieu and Suriana Linnaeus, treated in the Simaroubaceae in FRP S (43(3): 13–15. 1997), are treated in the Cneoraceae and the Surianaceae, respectively, in this volume.Chen Pangyu. 1997. Simaroubaceae (excluding Harrisonia and Suriana ). In: Chen...
Ferns are considered an important component of plant diversity in Thailand, which consists of approximately 5–7% of the total flora in this country, and 670 taxa have been estimated [1]. Ferns also comprise a large proportion of the world’s plant flora (9000–12,000 species) [2,3]. Th...
Two-spotted Crickets are often used as afood sourcefor spiders and reptiles that are kept as pets or in zoos. And in Northeast Thailand, these critters are considered adelicacy– they are fried in oil and seasoned with soy sauce and pepper. Something to think about if these crickets ever ...
Biodiversity in Nepal: Status and Conservation, India; Tecpress Books: Bangkok, Thailand, 1998. 39. Tamrakar, P.R. State of Forest Genetic Resources Conservation and Management in Nepal; Forest Genetic Resources Working Papers; Working Paper FGR/69E Forest Resources Division FAO; FAO: Rome, ...
Flora of China 5: 240-245. 2003. VISCACEAE 槲寄生科 hu ji sheng ke Qiu Huaxing (邱华兴 Chiu Hua-hsing, Kiu Hua-xing)1; Michael G. Gilbert2 Shrubs or herbs, sometimes aerial hemiparasites on other seed plants, never with external runners, sometimes spreading within host (in Arceuthobiu...
Algae, like most vegetables, have cells with pigments that allow them to perform the photosynthesis. These organisms have a wide geographical distribution, colonizing various sites, but always linked to the presence of water. They can be found floating i
Volume 155, pages 27–43, (1987) Cite this article Plant Systematics and Evolution Ilkka Kukkonen 124Accesses 7Citations Explore all metrics Abstract 88 species and 20 subspecies ofCarex, altogether 94 taxa, occur in the area ofRechinger's Flora Iranica. Of these, 48 taxa, have an Euro-Sib...
Harrisonia R. Brown ex A. Jussieu and Suriana Linnaeus, treated in the Simaroubaceae in FRP S (43(3): 13–15. 1997), are treated in the Cneoraceae and the Surianaceae, respectively, in this volume.Chen Pangyu. 1997. Simaroubaceae (excluding Harrisonia and Suriana ). In: Chen...