Most endangered tree species in Asia

Most endangered tree species in Asia

There are many species of trees in Asia that are endangered, but here are some of the most threatened:

• Dipterocarpus alatus (Thai Rosewood) – This species is native to the forests of Southeast Asia and is threatened by habitat loss, over-exploitation for its valuable timber, and the illegal trade in rare species.
• Hopea odorata (Chakte Kok) – This species is native to the forests of Southeast Asia and is threatened by habitat loss, over-exploitation for its valuable timber, and the illegal trade in rare species.
• Taxus wallichiana (Himalayan Yew) – This species is native to the mountains of the Himalayas and is threatened by habitat loss, over-exploitation for its medicinal properties, and the illegal trade in rare species.
• Aquilaria malaccensis (Agarwood) – This species is native to the forests of Southeast Asia and is threatened by habitat loss, over-exploitation for its valuable fragrant wood, and the illegal trade in rare species.
• Michelia macclurei (Champak) – This species is native to the forests of Southeast Asia and is threatened by habitat loss, over-exploitation for its valuable timber, and the illegal trade in rare species.

These species and many others play important roles in maintaining biodiversity and providing vital ecosystem services in Asia, such as regulating water and air quality, supporting wildlife, and providing livelihoods for local communities. Conservation efforts are needed to ensure their survival.

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