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Forest botany in North Borneo and its economic aspects

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  1. Sandakan, North Borneo

    W. Meijer (Forest Botanist)

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Since Aug. 31, 1963 North Borneo ceased to be a British Colony and became the State of Sabah now part of the Federation of Malaysia.

Thanks are due to Mr. D. E. Nicholson, Ecologist, Forest Department, for useful remarks and corrections on matters of silviculture.

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Meijer, W. Forest botany in North Borneo and its economic aspects. Econ Bot 18, 256–265 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02908120

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