PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF TREE SPECIES OF SEBHARGOG REGION OF RESERVE FOREST OF VADGAM TALUKA IN NORTH GUJARAT, INDIA
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Phytosociology, Density, Frequency, Abundance. Relative Frequency (RF), Relative Density (RD), Abundance (A), Importance Value Index (IVI), Girth at breast height (GBH)Abstract
Sebhargog region is situated in reserved forest of Vadgam taluka of Banaskantha Dist. North Gujarat. The forest type of this area is Dry deciduas and Desert thorn forest. Total 34 tree species are recorded in this range. Acacia nilitica L., Butea monosperma L., Acacia chundra L., is the most dominant in this area while Delonix regia (Bojer ex Hook.) Refin., Morinda tomentosa Lam and Moringa oleifera Lam are the minimum number in this area. The highest GBH range shown from Ficus bengalensis L. but whole forest have a more than 80% trees possesses GBH range 11 to 60 cm, so the scenario of forest after 10 year is good.
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