South China subtropical forests

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The South China subtropical forests are a biodiverse ecoregion of warm, humid broadleaf forests in southern China, harboring rich endemic flora and fauna across mountainous landscapes such as the Nanling range.

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Surface form Occurrences
Southern China tropical rainforest zone 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf broadleaf forest ecoregion
ecoregion
subtropical forest
terrestrial ecoregion
biodiversity high
rich endemic fauna
rich endemic flora
biome subtropical moist broadleaf forests
borderedBy Guangxi karst landscapes NERFINISHED
South China Sea coastal regions NERFINISHED
Yangtze River basin ecoregions NERFINISHED
climate humid
warm
conservationStatus vulnerable
contains Dayu Mountains NERFINISHED
Luoxiao Mountains NERFINISHED
Nanling Mountains NERFINISHED
Nanling Range NERFINISHED
Wuyi Mountains NERFINISHED
hilly landscapes
mountainous landscapes
country China
definedBy WWF ecoregions classification NERFINISHED
dominantCanopy evergreen broadleaf trees
ecoregionCode PA0449
elevationRange lowland to montane
fauna amphibians
forest birds
invertebrates
reptiles
small carnivores
flora bamboo species
camellia species
evergreen broadleaf trees
laurel forest species
rhododendron species
function carbon storage
watershed protection
hasConservationPriority high
locatedIn southern China NERFINISHED
partOf East Asia NERFINISHED
Palearctic realm NERFINISHED
soilType acidic soils
lateritic soils
threat agricultural expansion
deforestation
habitat fragmentation
urbanization
vegetationType evergreen broadleaf forest
subtropical broadleaf forest

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Nanling Mountains ecoregion South China subtropical forests
Wuzhishan isPartOf South China subtropical forests
this entity surface form: Southern China tropical rainforest zone