Abstract
The vegetation of Maslakh Range Forest, Pishin, studied during spring and summer ( April to June) in 1784, was classified into four plant communities, viz: Boissiera squarrosa, Stockisa brahuica, Poa sinaica (BSP), Artemisia maritime, Poa bulbosa, Haloxhlon griffithii, (APH), Poa sinaica, Boissiera squarrosa, Artemisia maritime (PBA), Artemisia maritime, Boissiera squarrosa, Stocksia brahuica (ABS) on the basis of highest importance value. There are 81 plant species in the area, including 15 medicinal plants and 11 grasses.
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