DIVERSITY OF SOME ANGIOSPERMIC CLIMBERS IN DIGRAS TEHSIL OF YAVATMAL DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA

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Main Authors: Ku. R. R. Kolhe, Dr. M. M. Dhore, Mr. P. V. Gadkar
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Language:English
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author Ku. R. R. Kolhe
Dr. M. M. Dhore
Mr. P. V. Gadkar
author_facet Ku. R. R. Kolhe
Dr. M. M. Dhore
Mr. P. V. Gadkar
contents <p>The work in question deals with an extensive study on the diversity of flowering climbing plants in Digras tehsil of Yavatmal district. The investigation is carried out to survey, identify the climbing species, and determine to what extent their biodiversity has declined in the region in terms of population as well as community level. We identified about 99 species of angiospermic climbers belonging to 35 families. Fabaceae, Cucurbitaceae, Ascelpiadaceae, and Convolvulaceae were found to be the most dominant. Habitat fragmentation, anthropogenic activities, declined pollinator diversity, changing agricultural practices, and less public awareness about the importance of these species influenced the diversity of climbing plants in the area.</p>
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spellingShingle DIVERSITY OF SOME ANGIOSPERMIC CLIMBERS IN DIGRAS TEHSIL OF YAVATMAL DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA
Ku. R. R. Kolhe
Dr. M. M. Dhore
Mr. P. V. Gadkar
Climbers
Diversity
Abundance
Conservation Status
<p>The work in question deals with an extensive study on the diversity of flowering climbing plants in Digras tehsil of Yavatmal district. The investigation is carried out to survey, identify the climbing species, and determine to what extent their biodiversity has declined in the region in terms of population as well as community level. We identified about 99 species of angiospermic climbers belonging to 35 families. Fabaceae, Cucurbitaceae, Ascelpiadaceae, and Convolvulaceae were found to be the most dominant. Habitat fragmentation, anthropogenic activities, declined pollinator diversity, changing agricultural practices, and less public awareness about the importance of these species influenced the diversity of climbing plants in the area.</p>
title DIVERSITY OF SOME ANGIOSPERMIC CLIMBERS IN DIGRAS TEHSIL OF YAVATMAL DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA
topic Climbers
Diversity
Abundance
Conservation Status
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15622976