Studies on the Vegetation of Salem District

Studies on the Vegetation of Salem District

Authors

  •   K. A. Shankarnarayan
  •   M. V. Dabholkar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1959/v85i10/24811

Abstract

The situation, topography geology arid climate of Salem district are presented. Based on Champion's classification the following types are met with, viz. (1) Southern thorn Forest, (2) Southern Dry Deciduous, (3) Southern Dry Evergreen, and (4) Southern Evergreen. The Southern thorn Forest comprises two sub-types namely: (a) Acacia-Pterolouium type and (b) Albi ia-Chloroxylon type. In the Dry Deciduous forests we encounter sub-types of Anogeissus and Shorea talura. The Dry Evergreen mainly consists of Hardwickia binata. The Southern Evergreen has predominantly Syzygium-Wendlandia type. The floristic composition of each type and sub-type is presented in detail.

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Author Biographies

K. A. Shankarnarayan

M. V. Dabholkar

Published

1959-10-01

How to Cite

Shankarnarayan, K. A., & Dabholkar, M. V. (1959). Studies on the Vegetation of Salem District. Indian Forester, 85(10), 577–580. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1959/v85i10/24811
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