STEM CHARACTERISTICS AND GROWTH OF PLANTED AND WILD ROTAN BATU(CALAMUS SUBINERMIS) IN SABAH

Authors

  • F.R. Chia

Keywords:

Calamus subinermis, rattan, growth, internode, regression, Sabah

Abstract

Growth rates of rotan batu (Calamus subinermis) canes were observed at two sites in Sabah, Malaysia. The ones planted at Kolapis A had a mean annual increment of about 2.4 m at the age of 12 years; the mean stem diameter and mean internode length were 29 mm and 26.3 cm respectively. Wild canes on Berhala Island had a mean diameter of 22 mm and mean internode length of 26.5 cm. Length of the stern covered with dried leaf sheaths is positively related to total stem length.

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Published

25-03-1995

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How to Cite

STEM CHARACTERISTICS AND GROWTH OF PLANTED AND WILD ROTAN BATU(CALAMUS SUBINERMIS) IN SABAH. (1995). JOURNAL OF TROPICAL FOREST SCIENCE, 7(3), 447-453. https://jtfs.frim.gov.my/jtfs/article/view/1842

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