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. 2011 Nov 27;366(1582):3303–3315. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2011.0094

Table 2.

Unlogged forest: overview of the nine most important tree families and the 10 most important species (>10 cm d.b.h.). BA, mean (±s.e.m.) basal area.

family species BA (m2 ha−1) BA (%) d.b.h. range (cm) tree density (ha−1)
Dipterocarpaceae 18.24 (±0.66) 61.0 10.1–170.3 87
Shorea johorensis 9.09 (±0.67) 30.4 10.5–170.3 21
Shorea parvifolia 6.22 (±0.09) 20.8 11.7–116.3 28
Parashorea malaanonan 1.61 (±0.26) 5.4 10.6–67.2 12
Hopea nervosa 0.99 (±0.11) 3.3 10.1–47.5 17
Meliaceae 1.91 (±0.11) 6.4 10.0–32.3 61
Chisocheton sarawakensis 0.55 (±0.04) 1.8 10.0–30.0 17
Aglaia elliptica 0.45 (±0.02) 1.5 10.1–31.8 15
Aglaia macrocarpa 0.39 (±0.03) 1.3 11.4–31.0 10
Leguminosae 1.89 (±0.40) 6.3 10.0–144.8 6
Koompassia excelsa 1.65 (±0.41) 5.6 144.8 1
Lauraceae 1.33 (±0.09) 4.4 10.0–45.6 44
Euphorbiaceae 1.13 (±0.08) 3.8 20.0–36.1 61
Myrtaceae 0.98 (±0.13) 3.3 10.7–57.1 19
Syzygium fastigiatum 0.63 (±0.12) 2.1 14.1–57.1 5
Tiliaceae 0.76 (±0.08) 2.5 10.0–43.1 21
Pentace laxiflora 0.65 (±0.08) 2.2 11.4–43.1 15
Fagaceae 0.62 (±0.06) 2.1 11.7–50.5 10
Burseraceae 0.38 (±0.03) 1.3 10.6–41.4 11
others 2.67 (±0.04) 8.9 10.0–52.0 99
total 29.91 (±0.66) 100 10.0–170.3 410