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  • Human Disturbance Reduces Plant Species Diversity and Stability of Phyllostachys pubescens Forests

    Ji Lei, Rong Chen, Renyi Gui, Jianshuang Gao
    1-11

    Article ID: 1181
    611  (Abstract) 209  (Download)

    Abstract: Plant species diversity is an important index reflecting the functional complexity and stability of ecosystems. Human activity can completely alter plant species diversity and cause serious degradation of ecosystems but its impact on bamboo forest still lacks of systematic evaluation. In this study, we performed a field investigation to reveal the influences of human disturbances... More

    2019-11-29
  • Butterfly Diversity in Relation to Human-Impact Gradient in Outskirts of Kolkata, West Bengal, India

    Kaiyum Baskh Mollah, Sudipta Mandal
    1-12

    Article ID: 5242
    423  (Abstract) 340  (Download)

    Abstract: Anthropogenic activities may affect species diversity and community structure. Butterfly species diversity in relation to human-impact gradient was evaluated in the Baruipur subdivision, outskirts of Kolkata metropolis, West Bengal, India as a model geographic area. Four study sites situated in bird sanctuaries, rural, suburban and urban areas with different levels of anthropogenic disturbances were selected... More

    2022-12-30
  • Limited Heredity Diversity of the Critically Endangered Guizhou Golden Monkeys

    Siwei Wang, Jiang Zhou
    53-55

    Article ID: 3390
    340  (Abstract) 190  (Download)

    Abstract: Guizhou golden monkey (Rhinopithecus brelichi) was a unique, endangered and endemic primate species in Guizhou Province. It was an isolated population caused by habitat loss and fragmentation due to the human disturbance in the recently 30 years in China, only distributed in Fanjingshan National Natural Reserve, Guizhou Province. To know the background with demonic population structure,... More

    2021-06-28
  • Soil Seed Banks in Two Environments of Forest Restoration Post Bauxite Mining: Native Tree Plantation and Natural Regeneration

    Sebastião Venâncio Martins, Wesley da Silva Fonseca, Luiz Henrique Elias Cosimo, Diego Balestrin
    1-13

    Article ID: 2631
    785  (Abstract) 468  (Download)

    Abstract: The objective of this study was to compare the soil seed bank in an area under natural regeneration (F1) and another reforested through seedling planting (F2), seven years after bauxite mining, in Southeast, Brazil. In each area, 10 sampling points were randomly distributed, using three samples of topsoil to represent each point. The samples were... More

    2021-04-07
  • Burning Frequency Influences Plant Composition and Diversity and Mycorrhizal Spore Density in a Lateritic Dry Deciduous Sal Dominated Forest

    Suvashree Bhaumik, Manu Kar, Somshubhra Dutta, Somdatta Ghosh
    31-41

    Article ID: 6138
    198  (Abstract) 151  (Download)

    Abstract: Abstract: Burning in forest floor, specially, in deciduous forests is an annual practice of forest dwellers in some states of India to collect non timber forest produce at ease. Sometimes this springtime burning get out of control and damage the forest severely. Sal dominated mixed forest in Godapyasal range, Midnapore division, West Midnapore in south West... More

    2024-05-16
  • Phytoplankton Diversity of a Demineralized Urban Wetland of Meghalaya State of Northeast India: The Spatio-temporal Variations and the Role of Abiotic Factors

    Bhushan Kumar Sharma, Sumita Sharma
    3-23

    Article ID: 4520
    540  (Abstract) 244  (Download)

    Abstract: The authors analyze phytoplankton diversity of a small urban wetland of Meghalaya to assess biodiversity and limnology interest of small water bodies. This “slightly acidic-circumneutral, demineralized and soft water” subtropical wetland reveals diverse phytoplankton (64 species), indicates high desmid richness and highlights the speciose littoral constellations of up to 55-58 species per sample. Phytoplankton comprises... More

    2022-05-05
  • Evaluation of Plant Diversity for Sustainable and Inclusive Management in Rural Areas: A Case Study from Daressalam, Niger

    Inoussa Maman Maarouhi, Ibrahim Fataw
    37-43

    Article ID: 4362
    661  (Abstract) 191  (Download)

    Abstract: Plant biodiversity plays a major role for sustaining livelihood of rural population. However, unsustainable exploitation of woody plants for firewood in Niger is creating ecological challenges. This study aims to evaluate plant species composition, richness and equitability for sustainable and inclusive management in rural areas. Plot vegetation inventory method was employed. Forty-eight plots each measuring... More

    2022-03-22
  • Floristic Composition and Community Structure of Epiphytic Angiosperms in an Urban Forest Fragment in the Eastern Amazon

    Josélia Rozanny Vieira Pacheco, Felipe Fajardo Villela Antolin Barberena
    1-8

    Article ID: 3830
    660  (Abstract) 271  (Download)

    Abstract: Vascular epiphytes are one of the most important forest components, contributing to microclimatic maintenance. These plants find ideal conditions for development in the Amazon due to the spatial heterogeneity and high temperature and humidity typical of this biome. In recent years, the Brazilian Amazon has undergone dramatic changes in its landscape, mainly due to the... More

    2021-12-01
  • A Comparative Study on South Korea’s Response to the UN Climate Change Convention and the Biodiversity Convention

    JinYoung Son, HyeMin Park
    46-61

    Article ID: 8349
    239  (Abstract) 90  (Download)

    Abstract: Climate change and biodiversity loss are intricately linked, and as the severity of these challenges intensifies, the need for a cohesive international response has become increasingly evident. Since 1992, South Korea has developed relevant legal and institutional frameworks; however, its initiatives addressing biodiversity loss have received less recognition and prioritization compared to its efforts concerning... More

    2025-03-07
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