Palms of Malaya

Palms have long been an important resource to tropical man, providing shelter, food and wood. The Malay archipelago has a greater palm density than any other area, and Singapore Island alone contains more species than the entire African continent. The characteristics of palms and their construction...

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Main Author: Whitmore, T. C. (Timothy Charles (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore Oxford University Press 1973 (1985 printing)
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