Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria

Isoberlinia woodlands in Northwestern Nigeria were studied with a view to elucidating the species composition, and soil-vegetation relationship. Cover, density, height, basal area and frequency were determined for shrubs and trees. Soil properties measured included particle size, exchangeable cati...

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ISICHEI, A. O.
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description Isoberlinia woodlands in Northwestern Nigeria were studied with a view to elucidating the species composition, and soil-vegetation relationship. Cover, density, height, basal area and frequency were determined for shrubs and trees. Soil properties measured included particle size, exchangeable cations, organic carbon pH, field moisture and total nitrogen. Principal component ordination of the vegetation data produced five community types. The community structure was define by the variation in density and dominance of few species such as Isoberlinia sp. Burkea Africana and Vitellaria Paradoxa (syn. Butyrospermum paradoxum). The size structure of trees indicated differences in the community-type stature and physiognomy. Variation in species composition and ecological status of tress were related to environmental gradients of soil properties.
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spelling oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-33112023-05-13T11:08:35Z Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria UBOM, R. M. ISICHEI, A. O. Kainji Lake National Park Woodlands Trees Shrubs Herbaceous species Woodland communities Soil properties Soil vegetation relationships Isoberlinia woodlands in Northwestern Nigeria were studied with a view to elucidating the species composition, and soil-vegetation relationship. Cover, density, height, basal area and frequency were determined for shrubs and trees. Soil properties measured included particle size, exchangeable cations, organic carbon pH, field moisture and total nitrogen. Principal component ordination of the vegetation data produced five community types. The community structure was define by the variation in density and dominance of few species such as Isoberlinia sp. Burkea Africana and Vitellaria Paradoxa (syn. Butyrospermum paradoxum). The size structure of trees indicated differences in the community-type stature and physiognomy. Variation in species composition and ecological status of tress were related to environmental gradients of soil properties. 2014-03-04T10:58:21Z 2018-10-29T10:57:06Z 2014-03-04T10:58:21Z 2018-10-29T10:57:06Z 1998 Article UBOM, R. M. and ISICHEI, A.O. (1998). Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria NJB, 1(1) http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/3311 en PDF application/pdf Nigeria
spellingShingle Kainji Lake National Park
Woodlands
Trees
Shrubs
Herbaceous species
Woodland communities
Soil properties
Soil vegetation relationships
UBOM, R. M.
ISICHEI, A. O.
Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title_full Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title_fullStr Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title_full_unstemmed Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title_short Composition, Structure and Soil Relations of Isoberlinia Woodlands in Nigeria
title_sort composition structure and soil relations of isoberlinia woodlands in nigeria
topic Kainji Lake National Park
Woodlands
Trees
Shrubs
Herbaceous species
Woodland communities
Soil properties
Soil vegetation relationships
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