KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Prolonged drought and minimum daily temperatures are factors that trigger intermittent mass flowering in the country, says a Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) study.
FRIM director-general Dr Ismail Parlan said the institute's field research station in the Pasoh Forest Reserve in Negri Sembilan has been studying flowering cycles since 2001 under a seed and seedling distribution monitoring project.
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