A. Bibi, Z. Iqbal, G. Shah, Mushtaq Ahmad, A. Majid, Arsla Khan, S. Shah
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Abstract
The present work has been carried out to collect information about herbaceous flora of Lower Tanawal District Abbottabad, KP, and Pakistan. Herbaceous species are vital constituents of ecosystems. Floristic studies have increasing importance in recent years to evaluate the plant wealth. During the present research study there are total 187 plant species (herbs) belonging to 60 families and 146 genera were recorded from the study area. Out of 60 families Asteraceae was the most dominant family with 22 species and 18 genera and other main contributing families were Lamiaceae (16 species and 12 genera), Poaceae, (14 species and 12 genera), Fabaceae (12 species and 7 genera), Brassicaceae (7 species and 7 genera) and Rubiaceae (6 species and 2 genera). The most dominant life from was wild.
Keywords: Floristic; Species; Herbaceous; Lower Tanawal; Pakistan
References
Ahmad, S.S., Ehsan, H. (2012). Analyzing the herbaceous flora of Lohi Bher Wildlife Park under variable environmental stress. Pakistan Journal of Botany, 44(1), 11-14.
Gamble, J.S., Fischer, C.E. (1935). Flora of the Presidency of Madras. Vols. I-III, Adlard & Co., London.
Hornby, A.S. (2001). Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary. Oxford University Press, Oxford, New York.
Hussain, F., Illahi, I. (1991). Ecology and Vegetation of Lesser Himalayan Pakistan. Bot. Dept. Univ. of. Peshawar.
IUCN. (1980). World conservation strategy Living resource conservation for sustainable development, IUCN: UNEP/WWF, Gland, Switzerland.
Mathew, K.M. (1983). The flora of Tamil Nadu Carnatic. Volume 3, Diosceesam Press, Madras.
Myers, N. (1990). The biodiversity challenge. Extended hotspots analysis. Environmentalist, 10, 243-256.
Nair, N.C., Henry, A.N. (1983). Flora of Tamil Nadu, India, Series I. Analysis Vol. 1, Botanical Survey of India, Coimbatore.
Vashistha, B.D., Mandeep, K.R. (2013). Floristic and ethno botanical survey of Ambala District, Haryana. International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, 4(2), 353-360.
Vediya, S.D., Kharad, H.S. (2011). Floristic diversity of Isarizone, Megharj range forest district Sabarkantha Gujarat, India. International Journal of Pharmacy and Life science, 2(9), 1033-1034.
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