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Conservation Malaysia Issue No 33 (2021)

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Articles in this issue:

  • Botanical Discoveries of Gunung Sarut, Terengganu
  • Unveiling the Beautiful Gesneriads of Sarut Forest, Terengganu
  • A Glimpse of the Trees Along the Trail of Gunung Sarut
  • Thismia in Hulu Nerus Forest Reserve
  • Spying on the private life of the Tortoise Shell Begonia (Begonia kingiana)

We welcome articles on new research information on flora or fauna and discussions related to biodiversity or conservation.

Please send articles to:

The Editor,
Conservation Malaysia Bulletin,
Forest Research Institute Malaysia,
52109 Kepong, Selangor.
(attn.: Dr. Chan Yoke Mui, yokemui@frim.gov.my or Ms. Ong Su Ping, ongsuping@frim.gov.my)

Conservation Malaysia is published twice a year and hardcopies are free upon request.

Please contact The Editor for any queries or comments.

Click HERE for past issues of Conservation Malaysia.

Resource

  1. Conservation Malaysia (33), 2021 — https://www.mybis.gov.my/pb/4663

Species Profile

22809
 
Begonia kingiana
Asam Batu and The Tortoise Shell Begonia
Native
14205
 
Nepenthes ampullaria
Periuk Kera
Native
49422
 
Nepenthes domei
Native
49469
 
Nepenthes malayensis
Native
66610
 
Nepenthes latiffiana
Native
49428
 
Nepenthes x setiuensis
14786
 
Hydnophytum formicarum
Sarang Semut
Native
45619
 
Chroesthes longifolia
Peluroh
Native
40640
 
Litsea penangiana
Native
43258
 
Tabernaemontana polyneura
Native
58334
 
Barringtonia chaniana
Native
20656
 
Magnolia liliifera
Native
08105
 
Thismia aseroe
Native
67888
 
Thismia latiffiana
Native
67696
 
Thismia sitimeriamiae
Native
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