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Phenology of Edible Plants at Sakaerat Forest

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FORTROP II: Tropical Forestry Change in a Changing World

Dry Dipterocarp Forest; Dry Evergreen Forest; Recovery Dry Evergreen Forest

2008/2551

2005-2006

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Synecology; Edible Plants; Sakaerat Environmental Research Station

Eight characteristics were selected for phenological study in the 174 species of edible plants at Sakaerat Forest. There were 62 families with the Zingiberaceae family being the largest with nine species (5.3%). The first characteristic studied was life form. Trees (phanerophytes) had the most species with 86 (49.4%) and epiphytes had 37 species (21.3%). There were 80 species (52.3%) observed with a three-month flowering period, with 46 species (26.7%) and 29 species (16.7%) having white and yellow-coloured flowers, respectively. There were 65 species (44.2%) that set fruit in three months. Dry dipterocarp forest was the best habitat for edible plants with 63 species (42.9%) of the 129 species (56.1%) found in this forest type. Most plants suitable for utilization were found in the rainy season with 86 species (53.1 %). The shoot was the best part for utilization in 84 species (24.5 %). Finally, propagation by seed germination was the most common method with 159 species (67.4 %).

Kachenchart, B., Kosakul, T., & Artchawakom, T. (2008). Phenology of edible plants at Sakaerat forest. Proceedings of the FORTROP II: Tropical Forestry Change in a Changing World, 17-20.

Boonlue Kachenchart(บุญลือ คะเชนทร์ชาติ) Taksin Artchawakom(ทักษิณ อาชวาคม) Tuenchai Kosakul(เตือนใจ โก้สกุล)