POLLEN OF SHOREAE-DIPTEROCARPACEAE: THE TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE<\/b><\/p>\n
ISBN 978-629-486-334-7<\/b><\/p>\n
MYR30.00<\/b><\/p>\n
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Book Details<\/b><\/p>\n
Author\/Editor: Noraini Talip<\/span><\/p>\n Pages: 161<\/span><\/p>\n Year of Publication: 2024<\/span><\/p>\n Description:<\/span><\/p>\n Discover the fascinating world of the Dipterocarpaceae family, a cornerstone of Southeast Asia\u2019s rainforests and a vital player in the global timber trade. With 16 genera and nearly 700 species, these towering tropical giants dominate ecosystems from Southeast Asia to South America, standing over 80 meters tall in some cases. However, these majestic trees face significant deforestation, agriculture, and illegal logging threats. In this insightful book, delve into the pollen morphology of the Shoreae tribe, exploring how microscopic pollen grains serve as powerful taxonomic markers. By analyzing their shape, size, and intricate exine ornamentation, this work provides ground breaking insights into classifying and differentiating closely related species. Perfect for researchers, taxonomists, foresters, palynologists, and nature enthusiasts alike, this volume unveils how pollen data enhances our understanding of Shoreae species, helping refine traditional classifications based on fruit type. Through vivid scientific analysis, this book offers an essential guide for anyone passionate about rainforest conservation and the biodiversity of Southeast Asia\u2019s towering giants.<\/span><\/p>\n