Flora Biodiversity Assessment in Bonga, Boginda and Mankira Forest

Class Bonga Boginda Mankira
A=I 65 40 33
B=II 2 7 11
C=III 0 5 1
D=IV 0 1 1
E=V 0 0 0
Figure 19. Frequency class and number of species in each frequency class and forest area
The result of this current survey indicates absence of constantly present species
within the three forest sites which leads to the conclusion that the forests have a
heterogeneous species composition (figure 19). Croton macrostachyus in Mankira,
Milletia ferruginea in Bonga and Boginda are the most present species. In this study
there was no single tree or shrub species that is constantly present within the three
study sites. This is probably due to favorability of the environment to accommodate
different species. Hence except for few individual species there was not much
predominance everywhere. With regard to density, the most populous trees above 10
cm diameter in Mankira, Bonga and Boginda are summarized in the following Table
(Table 9).
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