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Central Thailand treats the central provinces of Thailand and Bangkok as a cannabis growing region. Its growing areas, accessions and news items are listed by query on the page.
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The region is the central region of Thailand's six-region system (regions of Thailand): Bangkok and the 21 provinces from Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Kamphaeng Phet, Phichit and Phetchabun south to the Gulf of Thailand. Its border on the map follows the OpenStreetMap boundaries of those provinces, clipped to the coast and simplified. The infobox leaves gene pool and regional complex empty: no existing grouping covers the central provinces.
Sources
- Martin (1975) was read in the printed volume, and the record of Suksathan 1669 (1999) in the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden database. The Matichon (2018), Post Today (2018) and Thansettakij (2021) reports were read in Thai; the Khaosod English, Nation Thailand and Pattaya Mail reports in full.
Not used
- Herbarium sheets from Saraburi, Ang Thong, Sukhothai, Bangkok (Surapat 316, 1959) and Phitsanulok (Shimizu T-11518, 1967, from a grassy place by a road) give no sign that the plants were cultivated.
- A law-journal article on cannabis in the royal medicine recipes of the Ayutthaya period concerns use, not where the plant was grown.
- Rangsit University's 2019 licence: the report does not say where the plants were grown.
- A November 2020 list of licensed community enterprises includes one at Phanom Rok, Nakhon Sawan, but the list does not say what the enterprises grow.
- A 2019 seminar programme on cannabis growing in Phetchabun gives only the title of a talk.