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Gre~slends
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References not seen in original.
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Appendix
I
retio
F.
s
~
Level o:r
significPnoe
Table I
Vflricnoe anelysis for total aboveground biomass at Site l (Protected
during study period only)
i 1l.S .S.
2.49
s .s..
214·4
ll-1.6
.....
1286.3
961·9
n.~
6
10581
86.2
Source of
verietion
ll
5692
1·31
s
:83
Quadrf1ts
Months
66
II
ane lysis for t ots1 aboveground bi Qllass at Site 2 (Protected for
Table
Brror
Vari~nce
two yea:re)
391·9
7-29
-
5~
Levd of
Pignifi canoe S:'
D.F.
2387.1
2215·35
P.
Source ot
variation
6
24368-9
303·8
ratio
Quadrate
l.l
20052·'
r"!.ii .s.
Months
66
s .s.
Brror
-
Not significant
Significant
-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·
NS
S
....
~~
Appendix
I
'!a bl.e
Oontd.
III
Verience snelyaie for totsl aboveground bloma.ss at Site 3 (Protected for
mabf yesrs, anDRelly harvested)
r~tio
It>
Level of
significenoe
F.
o.a&
s
!·t.s .e.
814·'
3ol}
s . s.
}258-~
2985·9
D·.F•
4
32844.6
:_; ou.rce ot
var1et1on
l.l.
943·0
M.s.s.
44·35
s
s
\.luadreta
Months
41495·3
-
44
IV
Error
Table
s .s.
93451·}
l0-67
ratio
~
~
Variance enal.ysis for aboveground green bicm&Se at Sites 4 (::: ites 1., 2, 3 and 4)
28035}.8
22490·0
-
Level of
significance
3
247492·4
2107·2
F.
::>itea
11.
69536.}
:o •.F.
Mont he
:n
Source of
ver1et1on
Error
Not significant
-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-
s - Significant
NS
~
~
L auroe
or
Tt~r1et1on
Appendix
I
v
Oontd.
Te bl.e
or
V:'lribnce analy~:>ie for tote~ a.boveground bi.ome.es at 4 Sites (Sites 1. 2.
3 and 4)
F.
s
M.S .s.
115.06
s
s.s.
131855.97
ll8.8l
n.?l ..
Lev~
395567·9
~36J.49-70
D·~'.
ll9023·U
s .s.
2ll94·24
39674·4
M.S.S.
-
2-02
3·19
F.
ratio
Nf
m;
Level ot
signi.fieP.noe
5~
~
signifiol'noe
3
l.49'l646-3
1145·90
reti o
J.l
38817.:~
Sites
~onths
33
-
Error
Table VI
Varinnoe analyE'is for underground pr.rte at 4 lilites (Sites l, 2,
3
233l;S0...67
10469·90
and 4)
Sites
ll
3455U9·63
3
Mont he
33
Swroe of
variation
Error
-
f."l..t
~or.Q>.C...,.
.... .....,..,.
Not significant
~
a-.1
·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·---·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·---.-.-.-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·
NS
APPENDII
.AUTHORITIES
OJ'
-
THE
II
PLJ.N!
BAMm
(.Loeal 2lnnts)
1
Aqanthosptl'J!IUIII hispidUIII DO.
2
AgeratUIII copno1dt! Linn·
'
AlJ.oteropsis q&!d.oina (Linn.) Stapf.
4
Aln1oarpus monil.1:fer DC·
5 A• nd.nalis DC·
6
Aristida aumin.d.f!Jla Tr1n·
7
At:vl.osia soarabaeo1des Benth.
8
Bor;reria hispida (Linn.) SohUIII•
9
j. str1gte (Linn.) Bohum.
10
Bothr1oghl,oa pertuea ('iilld·) A. Cemus.
11
Braohiaria disbch,ya (Linn•) Stapf•
12
Cassia pumila Le.mk.
n
Q..
14
Ohrysopogon aoiqulatut Trill•
15
Q.• !UJ.vu.s (Spreng•) Chiov.
~Linn.
16 Oissampelos pareira Linn.
17
aonyoJ. YUlus
18
Crotal.arie medioaginea Lemk·
19
Q• p:rostrata Roxb.
20
Cvnodon daotylon (L.) Pere.
21
Cyperus oompnaeue Linn·
s P• .Linn.
( Contd.)
178
(Appendix
!I
continued)
22
.Q.• leugocephal.ua Retz.
2~
.Q.•
!J:!A
Linn.
24 .Q.• ungine.tus Poir.
25
Daotylootenium aegrptium Beauv.
26
Desmo4ium tri!lorum DO.
27
Digita.rie longiflora (Retz•) Pere.
28
12.• marginate. Stapf.
29
12.• rwleap.a Prain.
,a
Dioswroa m!l.ap.ox:vlon Roxb.
31
Eob1noo.bJ.oa oOlonum. Link·
32
Eleph§ntopua scaber Linn.
33
Eleusine indiga Gsertn.
34
Elllilia sonchitolie.
De.
35 Ere.grostis coarctate. Stapf.
36
!• nutans (Retz.) Neee ex Steud.
37 !• unioloides (Retz.) Neee ex Steud•
38 !• visaosa Trin.
39
Euphorbia hirta Linn•
40
!·
41
Evolyul.ue e1&1noidee Linn.
42
Fim brietylla podocarpe Neee.
43
Glortoea superbe. Linn.
44
Gloaeogyne I?innetifide DO.
thvmii'olie Linn.
( contd.)
179
(Appendix n
continued)
45 Haok!locb1oa. grapulerit (L.)
46
o.
Ktz••
Heliotropium ep. Linn.
47 hemidesmus indigus Br•
48
Heteropogon contortug (Linn•) Roem et Schult.
49 kyllinga triceps Rottb.
50
Lindernia giliete. (Oolem.) Pennell•
51
!!•
52
Ha.lnstrwa triguspidatum A. Gray.
53
f.lurdannia xae:inatUIIl (I.. ) Bruck.
54
Oldelllandia qoqabosa Linn.
55
PaniOUIIl austroe.sieticum Ohwi·
56
PanicUJil ep. Linn.
57
!• trzpheron SchUlt.
58
Paspa1idiWII AevidUIIl Ao CelllUSo
59
Paepalum sorobioulatum .Linn.
60
Pb,yllsnthus niruri Linn.
61
~ungia
62
Setaria &Lauoa Beauv.
63
Shoree robuste Geertn.
64
Side aouta
65
Sporobolus diander Beeuv.
66
2.• elongatus R·
Cru,eta.cea (Linn•)
F.v.
l'iueller•
repeJl! llees.
~.
Br.
67 Strige denei!l.oro
Benth.
( Contd.)
lEO
(Appendix
II
oont1nued)
68 Jernon1s oinerea Leea.
69
Xe.nthi'Wll atmru1:ua Linn.
70
Zephyranthes sp. Herb.
71
4ornia diphllla Pers.
Plete
1 s Site 1
Showing sporadioall1'
groldng Botb£1oqhloe R•rtusa
......
--
,t
•
a.~.
2
•
Site 2
Showiq tblok gOW'\h
J. PHD••
ot
Plate '
a Site 3
Shoving luurtant growth ot
J• Rertuea
llate 4 a Site 4
BhOVi.Dc bare groa4
at1ll be1DC eoreppe4.
Plate 5 •
25 X 25 X
A
3()
a oil
oa.
aonol1 th
Plate 6 1 BhowlDI 1 aetre
teet plt. Bor.laoatal liae
a-.ru tu est•' et a.••
1111•·
tt o "U?.tricR
§Cf~ fq~cmmmtt
*T 1009*
T 1009
v;v:r
CfiT~
snfco l)fiqi'fi
f~
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CflrY<Ii
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r}
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