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FLORISTIC COMPOSITION AND BIOLOGICAL SPECTRUM STUDY NEAR THE MINING CLUSTER AT KEONJHAR DISTRICT, ODISHA, INDIA

Journal: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology (IJESRT) (Vol.5, No. 2)

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Page : 441-447

Keywords : : Floristic Composition; IVI; Species Richness Inde x;

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Abstract

A total of 192 numbers of species belonging to 68 f amilies out of which 74 species of trees, 27 climbe rs, 23 shrubs, 62 herbs and 6 fern species were recorded. Highest number of species was found in Zone II (141 numbers ) followed by Zone I (101 numbers), Zone III (93 numbers) and Zone IV (90 numbers). It was observed that, in all the four Zones Shorea robusta was the dominant tree species with an IVI value of 17.2 in Zone I, 10.63 in Zone II, 23.7 in Zone III and 19.43 in Zone IV. The Shannon-Weiner diversity inde x for the tree was recorded highest in Zone II (3.8 7) followed by Zone I (3.29), Zone III (3.23) and Zone IV (3.14). The species evenness index for tree species was fou nd to be highest in Zone IV (0.32) followed by Zone III (0.28), Zone I (0.27) and Zone II (0.18). The Simpson’s dominance index for tree species was found to be highest in Zone IV (0.047) followed by Zone III (0.046), Zone I (0.043) and Zo ne II (0.023). The species richness index has been found to be in the order of Trees>Shrubs>Herbs.

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