Old trees: Precious natural heritage on isolated islands

Old trees on the South China Sea islands represent a unique and irreplaceable element of the region’s ecological heritage. Their resilience and critical role in maintaining local biodiversity highlight the need for immediate conservation efforts to protect these natural treasures from environmental and human threats.

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Nature Conservation
Published
2024-09-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.56.136684
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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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Old trees: Precious natural heritage on isolated islands

Chunping Xie, C.Y. Jim
Nature Conservation
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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Old trees: Precious natural heritage on isolated islands

Chunping Xie, C.Y. Jim
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Abstract

Old trees on the South China Sea islands represent a unique and irreplaceable element of the region’s ecological heritage. Their resilience and critical role in maintaining local biodiversity highlight the need for immediate conservation efforts to protect these natural treasures from environmental and human threats.

Nature ConservationVol. 56
Education University of Hong Kong (HK), Qiongtai Teachers College (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Education Department of Hainan Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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