Floristic Composition and Ecological Characteristics of Olea-Acacia Forest of Shamshokii District Karak

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Abstract

Floristic study of Olea-Acacia semi evergreen arid montane forest conducted during summer, 2011 indicated that there were 110 species belonging to 51 families. The families include 45 dicots and 5 monocots, four Bryophytes, one Peridophytes, algae and lichens. The flora is divisible into 92 dicots, 18 monocots, four bryophytes,some algae and lichens. Poaceae had the maximum species.

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Dr. Shahida Naveed. 2013. "Floristic Composition and Ecological Characteristics of Olea-Acacia Forest of Shamshokii District Karak". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - C: Biological Science GJSFR-C Volume 12 (GJSFR Volume 12 Issue C8).

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