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Survey and documentation of Trees in Gandhi Park, shivamogga Karnataka

Author(s) Dr. Ramesh Halappa Basavapatta
Country India
Abstract The structure and function of forest ecosystem is determined by the plant component more than any other living component of the system. Topography, soil, climate and geographical location of a region influence the vegetation diversity of the forest ecosystem. It was found that, plant diversity inventories in tropical forests have mostly been concentrated on tree species than other life-forms. The nature of forest communities largely depends on the ecological characteristics in sites, species diversity and regeneration status of species. Species diversity is one of the most important indices used for evaluating the stability and sustainability of forest communities. Rapid urbanization is destroying natural ecosystems and degrading the environmental quality of towns and cities. Urban trees in parks, yards, streets, and remnant parcels have been features of urban design and landscape architecture for centuries. Conservation and restoration of urban green spaces comprising of urban trees and forests are one important aspect of improving the environmental quality of urban areas. The term ‘urban trees’ generally includes trees growing bothwithin the built environment as well as road-side avenues and public places in urban systems. We have initiated a study of the trees in Gandhi park, Shivamogga, Karnataka and the preliminary data on the species of trees in Gandhi park Shivamogga.
Keywords Documentation, Trees, Gandhi park, Shivamogga
Field Biology > Agriculture / Botany
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-11-28
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.61733
Short DOI https://doi.org/hbdr73
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