Paleotropical floristic region

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The Paleotropical floristic region is a major biogeographical area encompassing the tropical parts of Africa, Asia, and the Pacific (excluding Australia), characterized by its distinctive assemblage of tropical plant species and communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biogeographical region
floristic kingdom
phytogeographical region
characterizedBy tropical plant communities
tropical plant species
climaticZone tropical
continentCoverage Africa NERFINISHED
Asia NERFINISHED
contrastedWith New World tropics NERFINISHED
definedBy floristic composition
historical biogeography
plant endemism patterns
distinguishedFrom Australian floristic region NERFINISHED
Holarctic floristic region
Neotropical floristic region NERFINISHED
excludes Australia NERFINISHED
floristicAffinity Old World tropics
hasBioticHistoryInfluencedBy Gondwanan fragmentation
Tethys Sea history
plate tectonics of Africa and Eurasia
hasBoundaryType floristic transition zones
hasFloristicSubregion African floristic subregion
Indo-Malesian floristic subregion NERFINISHED
Polynesian floristic subregion NERFINISHED
hasHighDiversityOf mangroves
savannas
tropical rainforests
tropical seasonal forests
hasNotableFloras African tropical flora
Indo-Malayan tropical flora
Pacific island tropical flora
includes Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
Madagascar NERFINISHED
Malesia NERFINISHED
New Guinea NERFINISHED
Pacific islands (excluding Australia and New Zealand)
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
tropical Africa
oceanicRegionCoverage Pacific Ocean islands
partOf Holarctic–Paleotropical–Neotropical global floristic system NERFINISHED
recognizedIn classifications of global floristic regions
sharesTaxaWith Afrotropical realm NERFINISHED
Indomalayan realm NERFINISHED
Oceanian realm NERFINISHED
usedIn biogeography
macroecology
phytogeography

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Australian floristic region distinguishedFrom Paleotropical floristic region