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Annex D – IX Information on respondent occupation/ professions……………………………………………….. 205 Annex D – X Household Income of the residents of Pai Forest………………………………………………….. 206 Annex D – XI Households Possessing Goat, Sheep, Camel, Horse, Donkey and Poultry at Pai Forest…….. 206 Annex D – XII Milk Production, Consumption and Sale at Pai Forest…………………………………………….. 206 Annex D – XIII Access to Natural Resources…………………………………………………………………………..207 Annex D – XIV Perceptions about Degradation of Natural Resources during the Last 5 Years………………… 207 Annex E – I Similarity Index Similar species of Keti Bundar & Keenjhar……………………………….………..208 Annex E – II Similar species of Keti Bundar & Chotiari…………………………………………………………… 211 Annex E – III Similar species of Keti Bundar & Pai Forest…………………………………………………. …….213 Annex E – IV Similar species of Chotiari & Pai Forest……………………………………………………………...214 Annex E – V Similar species of Chotiari & Keenjhar………………………………………………………… …....216 Annex E – VI Similar species of Keenjhar & Pai Forest……………………………………………………………220 Annex E – VII Table of Similarity Index for All Programme Sites…………………………………………………..222 Annex F – I Comparison of Composition of overall flora recorded within All Programme Sites…...…………223 Annex F – II Distribution of major plant groups in different study sites……………………………..……………223 Annex F – III Comparison of Number of families, Genera and Species recorded form All Programme Sites………………………………………………………...……...…224 Annex G – I Cumulative Picture of Flora of Indus for All Programme Sites………………………….…………225 Annex G – II Largest Genera of Indus For All Programme Sites…………………………………………….. ….235 Annex G – III Largest Plant Families of Indus For All Programme Sites……………………………………........235 Annex G – IV Site Specific Species of Indus For All Programme Sites…………………………………………..236 Annex G – V Site Specific Plant Families of Indus For All Programme Sites……………………………...........238 Annex H – I Soil Analysis of the Selected Samples of the Four programme Sites……………………………239 Annex H – II Soil Analysis of the Selected Samples of the Four programme Sites ……………………..…….240 Annex I – I Criteria were used for the classification of soils…………………………………………..………...241 Annex J Satellite Data Characteristics………………………………………………………..242 Annex J – I Spot 5 Data Specification………………………………………………………….….242 Annex J – II ASTER data specifications………………………………………………………………………..…..243 Annex J – III Spectral Bands…………………………………………………………………………………….…...243 Annex J – IV Landsat TM data specifications………………………………………………………………….…...244 Annex J– V Field Observation Points………………………………………………………….….244 Indus For All Programme xi
Indus For All Programme Acknowledgement Natural vegetation assessment over three years (2006 – 2008) and in three different seasons across four distinct ecosystems of the Indus Ecoregion was part of the overall ecological assessments under Indus For All Programme. The exercise could not be accomplished without untiring help of committed professionals who spent days and nights in the field during scorching summer and cold winters. This study also provided a chance of various universities from across the nation to work under one team for this noble cause. The galaxy of these young professionals under the able leadership and guidance of Professor Dr. Surayya Khatoon came up with outstanding findings and contributed substantially to the understandings of these ecosystems. The team was comprised of; 1. Professor Dr. Surayya Khatoon, Karachi University 2. Dr. Ghulam Akbar, Plant Ecologist, Team Leader, Indus For All Programme 3. Mr. Babar Khan, Coordinator, <strong>WWF</strong>-P, Islamabad 4. Dr. Rehmatullah Qureshi, Asstt. Professor, Arid Agriculture Univ., Rawalpindi 5. Dr. Abdul Khaliq, Asstt. Professor, Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi 6. Mr. Shakil Khaskheli, Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur 7. Mr. Muhammad Imran, Ph.D student, Karachi University 8. Mr. Muhammad Mumtaz Mangi, NRM Officer, Pai Forest 9. Mr. Saaud-ul-Islam, NRM Officer, Chotiari Wetland Complex 10. Mr. Nadeem Mir Bahar, Ex - NRM Officer Keti Bundar 11. Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Jamali, M.Phil student of Quiaid-e-Azam University 12. Mr. Amanullah, NRM Officer Keti Bundar Indus For All Programme greatly appreciates the efforts, commitments and passion of these professionals for their contribution to establishing the baseline information about natural vegetation in four major ecosystems of Indus Ecoregion. Special thanks are offered to Mr. Muhammad Zafeer, Lecturer Islamic International University for statistical analysis of the data using TWINSPAN software. The Programme is also especially indebted to Prof. Dr. Surayya Khatoon for her efforts not only in taxonomic evaluation of the plant specimens in the herbarium that yielded outstanding records and discoveries but also compiling the information presented in this report. Special thanks are extended to Sindh Forest Department for extending every possible help during the course of this study. xii
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