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Guineo-Congolian species dominated the geographical distribution, comprising 108 species.
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e0“dominance of Guineo-Congolian species, with 108 species (57.75% of the total identified species)”
Title
Maffo Maffo Nicole Liliane; Taedoung Evariste Hermann; Ntonmen Yonkeu Amandine; et al. Scholars Academic Journal of Biosciences 2025. doi:10.36347/sajb.2025.v13i06.018
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- Observation Inventories found 187 woody species.
- Observation Inventories found 147 genera.
- Observation Inventories found 51 families.
- Observation The two agroforest types had 54.62 % floristic similarity.
- Observation The two forest types had 66.13 % floristic similarity.
- Observation Young-cacao agroforests had a Fischer index of 13.75.
- Observation Old-cacao agroforests had a Fischer index of 9.58.
- Observation Mature secondary forests had a heterogeneity value of 48.88.
- Observation FSJ had a heterogeneity value of 49.03.
- Observation Agroforests had lower Shannon diversity than forests, at 1.19 and 1.24 versus 4.24 and 4.33.
- Observation Pycnanthus angolensis had an importance value of 13.47%.
- Observation Coelocaryon preusii had an importance value of 11.47 %.
- Observation Milicia excelsa had an importance value of 11.15 %.
- Observation Malvaceae was a dominant family with 56.68%.
- Observation Fabaceae was a dominant family with 28.07 %.
- Observation Myristicaceae was a dominant family with 21.39 %.
- Observation The flora included 135 Least Concern and 29 Not Evaluated species.
- Observation The flora included 8 Near Threatened and 11 Vulnerables species.
- Observation Afraegle asso and Guibourtia tessmannii were the two Critically Endangered species.