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The High World of the Rain Forest.

• Authors : Beebe, William

Subjects: *RAIN forestsTRINIDAD & Tobago

• Source: National Geographic Magazine. Jun1958, Vol. 113 Issue 6, p838. 18p.

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Giant Insects OF THE Amazon.

• Authors : Zahl, Paul A.

Subjects: *RAIN forestsBRAZIL

• Source: National Geographic Magazine. May1959, Vol. 115 Issue 5, p632. 38p.

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Enchanted Forest.

Subjects: *RAIN forests; *FORESTS & forestry; *NATURAL resourcesWASHINGTON (State)

• Source: Saturday Evening Post. 2/6/1960, Vol. 232 Issue 32, p28-29. 2p.

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A POLLEN DIAGRAM FROM LAKE EURAMOO, NORTH-EAST QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.

• Authors : Kershaw, A. P.¹

Subjects: *POLLEN; *LAKES; *TEMPERATUREQUEENSLAND

• Source: New Phytologist. Jul70, Vol. 69 Issue 3, p785-805. 21p.

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THE ADVANCEMENT INDEX AND TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST.

• Authors : Sporne, Kenneth R.¹

Subjects: *RAIN forests; *DICOTYLEDONS; *ANGIOSPERMS

• Source: New Phytologist. Oct70, Vol. 69 Issue 4, p1161-1166. 6p.

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LEAF-FALL IN A TROPICAL RAIN FOREST.

• Authors : Cornforth, I.S.

Subjects: *RAIN forestsTRINIDAD & Tobago; WEST Indies

• Source: Journal of Applied Ecology. 1970, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p603. 6p.

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REAFFORESTATION AND NUTRIENT RESERVES IN THE HUMID TROPICS.

• Authors : Cornforth, I.S.

Subjects: *RAIN forests; *REFORESTATION; *PLANT nutrients

• Source: Journal of Applied Ecology. 1970, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p609. 7p.

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A POLLEN DIAGRAM FROM QUINCAN CRATER, NORTH-EAST QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.

• Authors : Kershaw, A. P.¹

Subjects: *PALYNOLOGY; *ORGANIC compounds; *VEGETATION surveysQUEENSLAND

• Source: New Phytologist. Jul71, Vol. 70 Issue 4, p669-681. 15p.

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MINERAL CYCLING: SOME BASIC CONCEPTS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN A TROPICAL RAIN FOREST.

• Authors : Jordan, Carl F.¹; Kline, Jerry R.¹

Subjects: *MINERAL cycle (Biogeochemistry); *RAIN forests; *BIOTIC communitiesPUERTO Rico

• Source: Annual Review of Ecology & Systematics. 1972, Vol. 3, p33-50. 18p. 2 Charts, 4 Graphs.

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THE SURVIVAL OF ARCHAIC DICOTYLEDONS IN TROPICAL RAIN-FORESTS.

• Authors : Sporne, Kenneth R.¹

Subjects: *DICOTYLEDONS; *RAIN forests; *EOCENE-Oligocene boundary

• Source: New Phytologist. Sep73, Vol. 72 Issue 5, p1175-1184. 10p.

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