Category Tree

Lowland humid tropics Love

Alluvial forests in lowland areas, it is one of the first species to appear on the tops of frequently flooded banks of rivers. Love

Rainforests. Evergreen forests at elevations of 450 – 1,200 metres. Love

A common, sub-canopy tree in secondary forests and locally abundant in primary lowland rainforest, often on wet hillsides in Thailand. Usually found at elevations up to 450 metres, occasionally to 1,200 metres. Love

Found in tall native-canopy forest and secondary forest, in coral limestone and volcanic islands with steep slopes and ridges and ravine forests from coastal to lower mountain slopes. Love

Slopes of rough hills, seeming to thrive between the rocks on poor soil, at elevations up to 1,500 metres. Love

Usually found close to human settlements, often as a result of human activity. Otherwise it prefers secondary forest at the border of primary rainforests. Often found on sites poor in nutrients and mesic sites such as denuded hillsides. Love

Mountain slopes in deep sandy soils in coniferous woodland, usually with Nothofagus spp. Love

Woodland, scrub and rocky hillsides, often on limestone and sandstone. Love

Thin woodland and thickets on rich well moistened slopes, 900 – 2000 metres in N. Hupeh. Love

Wet evergreen forest, dipterocarp forest and teak forest; on river banks, at forest edges, along roadsides; in bamboo thickets; in semi-cultivated and cultivated areas; in shady or open habitats; usually in secondary but also in primary vegetation. Love

Dry forest areas on tree-covered sand dunes and in coastal forests. Love

Not known in a truly wild situation Love

Found in the dry forests of northeastern Brazil, growing in well-drained soils in areas of denser tree growth, Love

Found on coastal limestone and lowland woodland. Love