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Article: Tropical peat swamp forests of Southeast Asia: ecology and environmental importance. (Abstracts).(Abstract)
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- Borneo Research Bulletin
- Article date:
- January 1, 1999
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Riedey, J.O. and S. Page and G. Sieffermann, 1995, Tropical peat swamp forests of Southeast Asia: ecology and environmental importance. Malaysian Journal of Tropical Geography, 26(2): 131-142.
In contrast to boreal and temperate peat, tropical peat is formed from forest trees. Most tropical peatlands are sub-coastal and formed at about sea level. So far the ecology and environment of tropical peat has been little studied. This paper draws together the existing information about the lowland tropical peatland ...