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List of Figures
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25 Change status of mangroves extent from 1992-2007………………………………………………. 45
26 An example of forest degradation due to erosion ………………………………………………. …. 47
27 Mangroves in Chann…………………………………………………………………………………… 47
28 Temporal change in algal extent, algae are displayed in orange colour…………………………. 48
29 Satellite Image of Keenjhar Lake……………………………………………………………………… 50
30 Contribution of plant families to Flora of Keenjhar Lake……………………………………………. 62
31 Image showing location of sampling points in study area………………………………………….. 63
32 Sites occupied by Cyperus – Cynodon – Phyllanthus Plant Community …………………………. 64
33 Sites dominated by Zygophyllum – Grewia Plant Community………………………………………. 65
34 Sites represented by Cynodon – Launaea Plant Community………………………………………. 65
35 Sites occupied by Oxystelma – Fagonia Plant Community…………………………………………. 66
36 Sites dominated by Prosopis juliflora – Fagonia indica –
Aristida adscensionis Plant Community…………………………………………………………….. 66
37 Sites represented by Cynodon dactylon – Phyla nodiflora Plant Community…………………….. 67
38 Carrying Capacity of Pastures of Keenjhar Lake over three Different Years…………………….. 67
39 Satellite Image of Chotiari Wetland Complex …………………………………………………………. 75
40 Image showing location of transects in Chotiari Wetland Complex………………………………… 78
41 Contribution of plant families to Flora of Chotiari Wetland Complex………………………………. 85
42 Sites possessed by Indigofera argentea – Indigofera linifolia –
Gynandropsis Plant Community (2006)………………………………………………………………. 86
43 Sites represented by Ochthochloa – Pluchea – Salvadora Plant Community (2006)……………… 86
44 Sites represented by Calligonum - Indigofera – Ochthochloa Plant Community (2007)…………. 87
45 Sites represented by Indigofera – Dactyloctenium – Salvadora Plant Community (2007)……….. 87
46 Sites represented by Calligonum polygonoides – Panicum turgidum –
Crotolaria burhia Plant Community (2008)……………………………………………………………. 88
47 Sites represented by Calotropis procera – Acacia nilotica –
Suaeda fruticosa – Desmostachya bipinnata Plant Community (2008)…………………………… 88
48 Forage Production and Carrying Capacity of Pastures of
Chotiari Wetland Complex Over Three Different Years…………………………………………….. 89
49 A lot of tree growth under went reservoir with increasing level of water in the reservoir ………. 92
50 Image of Chotiari Wetland Complex Location of transects and quadrates in Pai Forest………… 96
51 Location of transects and quadrats in Pai Forest…………………………………………………….. 100
52 Contribution of plant families to flora of pai Forest…………………………………………………… 104
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