Thai Forest Bulletin (Botany)
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<p>Thai Forest Bulletin (Botany) - here referred to as TFB (Botany) - was first published in 1954 by the Royal Forest Department, under the leadership of its first editor Prof. Dr. Tem Smitinand. In 2002, the journal was published by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation with Prof. Dr. Thawatchai Santisuk as editor, supported by editorial board members from several prominent herbaria in Europe. At present, the TFB (Botany) is published by the Forest Herbarium in Bangkok, with Dr. Tim Utteridge and Ms Nannapat Pattharahirantricin as editors. The journal is published once a year, usually January with the manuscript no submission deadline, and articles are published in English. All manuscripts are peer reviewed by international scientists and edited by native English language speakers on the editorial board before acceptance and publication. TFB (Botany) will become both printed and electronic journal starting with volume 44 (2016), and through the TFB (Botany) Archive, every article published since 1954 is available and completely searchable online.</p> <p>ISSN : 0495-3843 (print), 2465-423x (electronic)</p>Forest Herbarium (BKF)en-USThai Forest Bulletin (Botany)0495-3843A new species and a new record of Psychotria (Rubiaceae) from Thailand
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<p>A new species, <em>Psychotria oxyalabastron</em>, is described, and <em>P. laui </em>is newly recorded from Thailand<em>. </em>The description, distribution area, ecological information and taxonomic note are provided.</p>Teerawat SrisukVoradol ChamchumroonPranom ChantaranothaiPimwadee Pornpongrungrueng
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2024-12-092024-12-0952211011710.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.16Phytocrene macrophylla var. macrophylla (Icacinaceae) - a new record for Thailand
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<p><em>Phytocrene macrophylla</em> var. <em>macrophylla</em> (Icacinaceae) is reported as a new record for Thailand. An updated description, photographs and a revised key to the genus in Thailand are provided.</p>Apichart SongsangchunTosak Seelanan
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2024-11-202024-11-2052210510910.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.15A new species of Chayamaritia (Gesneriaceae) from Thailand
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<p>The new species <em>Chayamaritia sirindhorniana</em> (Gesneriaceae) is described from materials collected in Loei Province in Northeastern Thailand. As it is currently only known from the type locality, further exploration of the region is needed to assess its conservation status.</p>David J. MiddletonNaiyana TetsanaPachok PuudjaaOrathai KerdkaewSomran Suddee
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2024-11-192024-11-1952210210410.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.14Taxonomic notes on the genus Hymenopyramis (Lamiaceae) in Thailand with one new species, four lectotypifications and two new synonyms
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<p><em>Hymenopyramis sabuletorum</em>, a new species from the sandstone plateau in Pha Taem National Park, Ubon Ratchathani Province, Thailand is described and illustrated. Four species are lectotypified, i.e. <em>H. acuminata</em>, <em>H. cana</em>, <em>H. siamensis </em>and <em>H. vesiculosa. Hymenopyramis parviflora </em>var. <em>nitida </em>and <em>H. pubescens </em>are placed in synonymy of <em>H. parviflora </em>and <em>H. siamensis, </em>respectively. A key to the seven species recognised in Thailand is provided.</p>Bhanubong BongcheewinAlan Paton
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2024-11-012024-11-015229210110.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.13An additional record for Rhamnaceae in Thailand
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<p><em>Rhamnella tonkinensis</em> (Rhamnaceae) is established as a new record for the Flora of Thailand. A lectotypification of <em>Chaydaia tonkinensis</em> is proposed. An updated key to genera of Rhamnaceae in Thailand is provided.</p>Shuichiro TaganeSawita YooprasertVoradol ChamchumroonNanthawan SuphunteeShizuka FuseMinoru N. Tamura
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2024-10-282024-10-28522899110.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.12Four more new species of Microchirita (Gesneriaceae: Didymocarpoideae) from Thailand
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<p>Four new species of <em>Microchirita</em> (Gesneriaceae) from Thailand are described: <em>Microchirita orothaiae</em>, <em>M. puglisiae</em>, <em>M. radiata</em> and <em>M. simia</em>. With the addition of these species, 41 species are now recorded for Thailand.</p>David MiddletonNaiyana TetsanaPachok PuudjaTheerawat ThananthaisongKunanon DaonuraiKerkwit PoompayakSomran Suddee
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2024-10-082024-10-08522808810.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.11Garcinia minutiflora (Clusiaceae), a new record from Peninsular Thailand, with lectotypification
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<p><em>Garcinia minutiflora</em> (Clusiaceae), previously known only from Peninsular Malaysia, is reported as a new record from dry evergreen forest on limestone hills in Phangnga and Krabi Provinces, Peninsular Thailand. A detailed morphological description, illustrations and a distribution map of the species are presented, along with information on distribution, specimens examined, habitat, conservation assessment, phenology and vernacular name. In addition, <em>G. minutiflora</em> is lectotypified.</p> <p> </p>Chatchai NgernsaengsaruayNaiyana TetsanaSomran SuddeeWeereesa BoonthasakNattanon Meeprom
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2024-08-082024-08-08522727910.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.10Balanophora papuana (Balanophoraceae), a newly recorded species for Thailand
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<p>This paper presents a new record to the flora of Thailand: <em>Balanophora papuana</em>. The species is characterised by its unique morphology, notably a tuber that branches into numerous small ovoid to sub-globose tubers, each with a verrucose surface. Additionally, the species exhibits a distinct opposite decussate phyllotaxy with 4–5 leaves. A morphological description, distribution, ecology, vernacular name, and illustration of the species are provided, based on female herbarium specimens collected from Narathiwat and Yala Provinces, Southern Thailand.</p>Natthapruek SakdapipanichSittiporn SingnalintornThanasett KittiwatthanothaiNithit ChaiwerawattanaJiroat Sangrattanaprasert
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2024-07-232024-07-23522687110.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.09Dalbergia calcarea, a new species of Dalbergia (Fabaceae: Dalbergieae) from Lao PDR
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<p><em>Dalbergia calcarea</em>, a new species currently only known from the limestone mountains of Khammouan Province, central Laos, is described and illustrated. The key characters such as habit, colour and limb of standard, and number of ovules of the new species are discussed and compared with its closest relatives. A detailed description along with etymology, conservation status, illustrations and colour photographs are provided for a new species. This discovery increases the number of Laotian species in the genus Dalbergia to seventeen taxa.</p>Soulivanh LanorsavanhSawai MattaphaVichith LamxayKeooudone SouvannakhoummaneKhamfa Chanthavongsa
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2024-07-152024-07-15522626710.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.08Two new records of fairy lanterns, Thismia (Thismiaceae) for the Flora of Laos
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<p style="font-weight: 400;">Two species of the genus Thismia (Thismiaceae), T. angustimitra and T. javanica, from Nam Kading National Protected Area, central Laos, are recorded for Lao flora for the first time. The number of species of Thismia in Laos is raised to three, and a key to species of Thismia in Laos is provided.</p>Phongphayboun PhonepaseuthTruong Ba VuongPhetlasy SouladethTakenori YamamotoThyraphon VongthavoneDeuanta KongxaisavathPham Quoc TrongShuichiro Tagane
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2024-07-152024-07-15522566110.20531/tfb.2024.52.2.07