Abstract
The study aimed to identify and inventory, plant species in the study area. Sample size of 131 from responded. SPSS was used to analysis the data. The results of this study (96.9%) of respondents agree found change in the trees. In addition, (91.6%) of respondents they found changes in shrubs. In addition, (85.5%) agree found change in herbs and (90.8%) agree change in all plant composition. The results also show that (82.4%) of respondents said that found a decrease in trees. About (76.3%) found a decrease in shrubs. Also, (70.2%) found a decrease in herbs. The results presented here may facilitate improvements in the endangered plant species and extinct.
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96.9% of respondents reported change in trees.
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e0“(96.9%) of respondents agree found change in the trees.”
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91.6% reported changes in shrubs.
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e0“(91.6%) of respondents they found changes in shrubs.”
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85.5% reported change in herbs.
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e0“(85.5%) agree found change in herbs”
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90.8% reported change in all plant composition.
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e0“(90.8%) agree change in all plant composition.”
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82.4% reported a decrease in trees.
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e0“(82.4%) of respondents said that found a decrease in trees.”
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76.3% reported a decrease in shrubs.
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e0“(76.3%) found a decrease in shrubs.”
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70.2% reported a decrease in herbs.
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e0“(70.2%) found a decrease in herbs.”