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#Argen noor manual#

Manual of the Larger and More Important Nondipterocarp Trees of Central Kalimantan. Species/area curve construction showed that the asymptote is not reached in any of the 1 ha plots or when the 15 plots are added together.Īrgent G., Saridan A., Campbell E. A surprisingly low coefficient of similarity is found between the plots, the lowest being 3% and the highest 30%. Dipterocarpaceae make up 14% of all trees in the plots, closely followed by Euphorbiaceae with 13%. These figures are within the upper range of species diversity for the Malesian region as a whole. On average a single plot had 583 trees and 205 species. The 15 ha enumerated contain 8771 trees with a dbh of ≥10 cm, belonging to 1298 ‘morphospecies’ in 56 families. The Jaccard index of similarity was also calculated for the 15 plots. Tree density, relative abundance of families and species diversity were calculated, as was a mean additive species/area curve for 1 ha and a species/area curve for all 15 ha. Fifteen hectares of primary forest in Central Kalimantan were enumerated and all trees ≥10 cm dbh tagged and identified to species as far as possible.