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VOL. 10, ISSUE 9 (2025)
Phytosociological analysis of Hamirgarh Eco-Park of Bhilwara district, Rajasthan state, India
Authors
Dilip kumar sharma, Dr. Op Sharma
Abstract
Phytosociological study of Hamirgarh Eco-Park
of Bhilwara district of Rajasthan was conducted during the period of July 2024
to July 2025 showed a significant management and reappearance of native and
disappearance of invasive vegetation. The floristic analysis revealed the
existence of more than 50 species in which 33 are dominant species belongs to
36 genera distributed across 24 families. The plant species diversity is
measured by IVI and various indices. The research reveals four
different communities, which were recorded by using TWINSPAN classification
each characterized by unique dominance patterns and rich in tree diversity. The
field number S1 and S2 shows plant association of
Terminalia pendula- Boswellia serrate (Kali-Dhonk-Salar) on hill top and Senegalia-Vachellia (Khair-Ronjh) in down-hill area. The
field number S3 and S4 shows Senegalia catechu, Vachellia
leucophloea, Vachellia nilotica (Khair-Ronjh-Babul) association. All field
number shows Neltuma juliflora (Vilayati Babul) in transition zone or edge
while Lantana camara (Badbeena) shows uniform
distribution in study area as invasive species which is dangerous to ecological
health of Hamirgarh Eco-Park.
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Pages:54-57
How to cite this article:
Dilip kumar sharma, Dr. Op Sharma "Phytosociological analysis of Hamirgarh Eco-Park of Bhilwara district, Rajasthan state, India". International Journal of Botany Studies, Vol 10, Issue 9, 2025, Pages 54-57
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