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Plant and animal life-Chekiang（Zhejiang）

The vegetation of the northern, or T'ai Lake, plain differs from that of the rest of the province. Formed from a lake, it is covered with rich alluvial soil and is an open land of rice fields and rural settlements, dotted with some shade and ornamental trees. The original or natural vegetation disappeared centuries ago when the land was cleared for cultivation.

The vegetation of the hilly and mountainous parts of the province, south of the plain, consists primarily of mixed evergreen broad-leaved and coniferous forests that grow on gray-brown podzolic (infertile forest) soils at the higher elevations and on red and yellow lateritic (leached, iron-bearing) podzolic soils on the lower slopes. There is an abundance of such trees as the laurel, pine, cypress, and beech. Besides the ubiquitous bamboo, the tung tree, which supplies valuable oil, is widely distributed in the upper Fu-ch'un Valley.

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