• Cart
  • Total Item:0
  • Total Price:0
Announcements
Sagreiya Memorial Special issues of Indian Forester (print copy) are available for sale on discount lorem lispum simply a dummy text

    Abstract

  • In the present paper, 284 species of angiosperms belonging to 103 genera and 92 families of Ahobilum Sacred Grove in  Kurnool,  a district of Andhra Pradesh, have been documented. Among these 284 species, 88 are trees; 51 shrubs,77 herbs and 68 are climbers. Comparative analysis of numeric taxa based on habitat shows that trees are dominant. Comparitive analysis based on the number of genera and species shows that  Asclepiadaceae is the dominant family in the present study

     

     

     

    Keywords

  • Medicinal plants, Ahobilum sacred, floristic survey

    References

  • Malhotra, K., C. S. Stanley, N. S. Hemam and K.Das (1997). Biodiversity conservation and ethics: sacred groves and pools. In: N Fujiki, RJ Macer (Eds.): Bio-ethics in

    Asia. Japan Eubois Ethics Institute, pp.338-345.

    Gamble, J.S and C. E. C., Fisher. (1967). Flora of the Presidency of Madras. Vol.1-3, Calcutta.

    Hooker, J. D. (1897). The Flora of British India, Vol1-7, Reeve, L. Co. Ltd. Ashfordkant, London.

    Jain. S. K. and R. R, Rao. (1977). Field and Herbarium Methods, Today and Tomorrow Printers and Publishers, New Delhi.

@2017 all rights are reserved.