Ferruginous soils had 56 forage species, the greatest abundance.

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Taxon: Forage speciese0
Outcome: Forage speciese0
Direction: most abundante0
Value: 56 speciese0
Setting: ferruginous soilse0

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“Forage species were most abundant on ferruginous soils (56 species), followed by sandy loam soils (49) and gravelly soils (48)”
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Assessment of Pastoral Potential of Earial Pastures at the Centre for the Conservation, Multiplication and Dissemination of Endemic Ruminant Livestock in Madina Diassa, Rural Commune of Gouanan, District of Yanfolila, Mali

Boureima Kanambaye; Moussa Karembe; Tidiani Sanogo; et al. International Journal of Plant & Soil Science 2026. doi:10.9734/ijpss/2026/v38i46043

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Observation The inventory identified 78 woody species from 27 families.
Observation Forage species accounted for 92.3% of the woody flora.
Observation Fabaceae and Combretaceae were the most represented families.
Observation Sandy loam soils had 49 forage species.
Observation Gravelly soils had 48 forage species.
Observation Moderately palatable species dominated, at 47%.
Observation Pastoral value on clay-sandy soils averaged 30.56%.
Observation Pastoral value on gravelly soils averaged 26.60%.
Observation Pastoral value on ferruginous soils averaged 26.39%.
Recommendation The authors recommend extending the study to the entire ranch for plant resource management.

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