2025, Vol. 13, Issue 5, Part B

author(s)
Aknksha Dwivedi, RK Tripathi and SK Agnihotri

abstract
Ecological studies aim to assess the biodiversity levels within vegetation, offering insights crucial for effective conservation management. Designing and implementing such strategies demands an in-depth understanding of the ecosystem's biological composition, diversity among tree species, and the predominant plant communities. Addressing these requirements, research was conducted in the Semariya forest range of Rewa District, Madhya Pradesh, India. The study focused on analyzing the structure of arboreal groups and measuring the biodiversity present among the tree species. It emphasized the ecological characteristics and variety of tree vegetation within the forest. Findings revealed a total of 20 tree species distributed across 14 families. Moreover, the research examined key community metrics such as the importance value index, density, frequency, and basal area, alongside other relevant indices.