Malesia

E256805

Malesia is a biogeographical region in Southeast Asia encompassing the Malay Peninsula, Indonesia, the Philippines, New Guinea, and surrounding areas, known for its exceptionally rich tropical biodiversity.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Malesia canonical 16
Brunei 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf biogeographical region
floristic region
characterizedBy evergreen lowland rainforests
high rainfall
montane rainforests
tropical rainforest climate
crossedBy Lydekker Line
the Wallace Line
surface form: Wallace Line

Weber Line
definedBy floristic similarities
shared plant taxa
hasBiome tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests
hasConservationIssue biodiversity loss
deforestation
habitat fragmentation
hasFloraRegion Indomalayan realm
surface form: Malesian floristic region
hasNotableTaxonGroup Dipterocarpaceae
Ficus
Nepenthes
Rafflesia
orchids
palm species
hasPart Borneo
Brunei Darussalam
surface form: Brunei

Timor-Leste
surface form: East Timor

Indonesia
Java
Lesser Sunda Islands
Malay Peninsula
Maluku Islands
surface form: Moluccas

New Guinea
Palawan
Papua New Guinea
West Malaysia
surface form: Peninsular Malaysia

Philippines
Singapore
Celebes
surface form: Sulawesi

Sumatra
West Papua
surface form: Western New Guinea
knownFor diverse dipterocarp forests
exceptionally rich tropical biodiversity
high levels of endemism
high plant species richness
locatedIn Southeast Asia
overlapsWith Australasian realm
partOf Indomalayan realm
separatedFrom Sahul Shelf
Sundaland
Wallacea

Referenced by (17)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cyathea distribution Malesia
Phyllocladaceae nativeTo Malesia
Nepenthaceae nativeTo Malesia
Dendrocnide nativeTo Malesia
Aphananthe nativeToRegion Malesia
Parasponia nativeTo Malesia
Pipturus nativeTo Malesia
Semecarpus distribution Malesia
Trema tomentosa nativeTo Malesia
Horsfieldia (plant genus) nativeTo Malesia
subject surface form: Horsfieldia
Podocarpus nativeToRegion Malesia
Podocarpaceae nativeTo Malesia
Insulindia hasPart Malesia
this entity surface form: Brunei
Casuarinaceae nativeTo Malesia
Pouzolzia viminea isNativeTo Malesia