Fastest rate of growth recorded (excluding Bamboo, which is not a tree botanically but woody grass) is known from Albizia falcate, planted on 17th June 1974 in Sabah, ______.
Correct answer: C. Malaysia
- A. Korea
- B. China
- C. Malaysia
- D. Japan
Explanation
Sabah is in Malaysia, where the exceptionally rapid-growing Albizia falcataria was recorded. The species is valued in tropical forestry for its fast height and biomass production.
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