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Fifteen tree families were found.
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e4“Fifteen (15) tree families we found and Fabaceae family recorded the greatest number of individuals thus, the most abundant family”
Title
Assessment of Tree Species Diversity and Abundance in Yelwa Campus, Atbu Bauchi, Nigeria
Shamsudden Abdullahi; Umar Ali; Simbarashe Mudavanhu International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science 2025. doi:10.51584/ijrias.2025.10030029
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- Observation A total of 35 different tree species were recorded on Yelwa campus.
- Observation Site B had the highest species diversity (77.14%).
- Observation Site A had the second highest species diversity (68.57%).
- Observation Site C had the minimum species diversity (54.29%).
- Observation Senna siamea was the most dominant species, making up 21.58% of the total tree population.
- Observation Khaya senegalensis made up 10.40% of the total tree population.
- Observation Terminalia ivorensis made up 8.41% of the total tree population.
- Observation Gmelina arborea made up 6.20% of the total tree population.
- Observation Anogeisus leiocarpa made up 5.09% of the total tree population.
- Observation Fabaceae recorded the greatest number of individuals and was the most abundant family.
- Recommendation Collaborative effort in conservation of tree species, especially the least abundant ones, is recommended.