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| Conservation and Ethnobotany Publications | ||
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| The following publications can be purchased through ECO-SEA. Proceeds support our Southeast Asian research counterparts in the field. | ||
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| Strategies for Flora Conservation in Asia | ||
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Suhirman et al., 1994 Prominent scientists discuss ex situ and in situ plant conservation, environmental education, flora species monitoring, ethnobotany, orchid inventories, economically important plant species, timber research and international networking with examples from research based in China, Japan, India, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, United States and Latin America. |
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| Wild Orchids of Indonesia | ||
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Pfeiffer, 1994 This introductory text to the Indonesian Botanic Gardens vast orchid collections - the largest ex situ conservation collection of wild orchids in Southeast Asia - contains over 80 color photos representing 77 species and 32 genera, organized by biogeographical zones within the Indonesian Archipelago. |
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| Annotated Ethnobotanical Bibliography on Malesian Flora | ||
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Wibawa, 1999 The first edition of this bibliography describes over 150 indexed references dating from 1901 - 1998 relating to plants used for medicinal, structural, ceremonial and economic uses, and of agricultural, conservation or biodiversity importance within the geographic area of Malesia (Southeast Asia excluding the continental nations of Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam). |
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