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Melghat forest in Amravati district offers a unique ecological niche for the diversified life forms. The present paper reports the analysis of specific environmental features pertaining to temperature, humidity, rainfall, etc that favors the growth and development of rich vegetation. Also, the soil conditions greatly influenced the biotic components in the Melghat forest.
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References
Bhogaonkar, P. R. and Devarkar, V.D. 1999 : Additions to the flora of Melghat, Technical Bulletin, No. VIII, Directorate Project Tiger, Melghat, Amravati. 1 – 67
Davies, D.B; Eagle, D. and Finney, J.B. 1972: Soil Management. Ipswich : Farming Press Limited.
Dhore and Patel R. I.1968 : Forest Flora of Melghat, Prabhat Press, Meerut.
Dhore, M. A. 1986 : Flora of Amravati District with special reference to the distribution of Tree Species, Ph. D. Thesis Nagpur University, Nagpur.
Jenny, H. 1980: “The soil Resource: origin and Behavior.” Ecological studies 37; Springer – Verlag, New York. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-6112-4
Lal, .B. 1988: India’s Forest : myth and reality, Natraj publishers, Dehra Dun.
Leith, J.B. 1972: Modeling the primary productivity of world. Trop Ecol. 13(1): 125-30.
Longman, K.A. & Jenik, J. 1987: Second edition. Tropical forests and its environment. Longman scientific & technical publisher, Singapore.
Mirashi , L.V. & Salpekar, J.B.1975 : Ornamental Plants of Amravati, The Botanique 6(4):195- 204.
Mukherjee, B. 1996 : Environmental Biology, Mcgraw - Hill offices , New Delhi. Richards, P.W. 1983: Three-dimensional structure of tropical rain forest. In Sutton. S.L; Wittmore, T.C; Chadwick, A.C. (eds). Tropical rain forest: Ecology and management, Blackwell, pp – 3 – 10.
Rodger, W.A.& Panwar, H.S. 1988: Planning a Wildlife Protected Area Network in India. Volumes I & II (Dehra Dun : Wildlife Institute of India)