Flora Biodiversity Assessment in Bonga, Boginda and Mankira Forest

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Table 9. Density of trees/shrubs per ha in Mankira, Bonga and Boginda Scientific Name Mankira Bonga Boginda Vepris dainelli 39 Phonix reclinata 33 Croton macrostachyus 30 Sapium ellepticum 24 Pouteria adolfi-friedericii 22 Draceaena steudneri 21 Chionanthus mildbraedii 20 Draceaena steudneri 75 Schefflera volkensii 41 Allophyllus macrobotrys 31 Landolphia owerensis 25 Phonix reclinata 23 Maesa lanceolata 21 Eugenia bukobensis 15 Milletia ferruginea 47 Cyathea manniana 33 Sapium ellepticum 32 Macaranga capensis 28 Draceaena steudneri 24 Oxyanthus specious 24 Psychotria orophila 22 The following species are recorded in more than 50 percent of the surveyed sample plots: Bonga: none. Number of sample plots in Bonga is very much higher than that of Boginda and Mankira. That could be one of the reasons. Boginda: Vepris dainelli, Chionanthus mildbraedii, Milletia ferruginea. Mankira: Croton macrostachyus Using the sum of relative frequency and relative abundance of species Distribution Index (DI) was estimated (Schmitt C. B., 2006). Accordingly, the following results have been found concerning common species and are shown in Table below (Table 10). Occasional and rare species are listed in annex II, Table 16. In total 9 species in Mankira, 30 species in Bonga and 18 species in Boginda are found to be rare species. 53
Table 10. Common species in Mankira, Bonga and Boginda Mankira Bonga Boginda Croton macrostachyus Draceaena steudneri Milletia ferruginea Phonix reclinata Schefflera volkensii Chionanthus mildbraedii Vepris dainelli Macaranga capensis Sapium ellepticum Pouteria adolfi-friedericii Chionanthus mildbraedii Vepris dainelli Psychotria orophila Common = DI greater than 9; Occasional=DI greater than 2; Rare=DI
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