Muhammad Farooq1*, Lal Badshah2 and Sanam Zarif1
...hylls (23 spp., 24.73%), nanophylls (22 spp., 32.65%), mesophylls (11 spp., 11.82%) were the most prominent leaf classes. Periploca aphylla was the only aphyllous species in the area. The investigated rangelands are less productive and need rehabilitation through ecological management. This would be possible with participation of local communities and NGOs to make the plant resources sustainable. There is a dire need to provide an alternate source of energy to...
Fawad Khan1, Zahir Muhammad1, Tahseen Ullah1, Khushdil Khan2 , Shabir Ahmad2, Asif Kamal2 and Khafsa Malik2
Zahid Fazal1, Jaweria Gul2, Muhammad Subhan, Khan Sher and Qasir Ali
...f species (seven ea.) in nanophylls and microphylls, either class comprised 30.7% of the species. Mesophylls four spp. (17.3%) followed by three spp. in macrophylls (13%). Aphyllous and leptophyllous groups were merely represented by one species ea. either sharing 4.3%. In order to harvest the optimum yields of these crops appropriate management of the highlighted weeds is recommended....
Fawad Ali1, 2, Gul Hassan2*, Naveed Akhtar3, Muhammad Jamal Babar3 and Ataullah Jan4
... 17 species, followed by nanophylls (25%) consting 8 species and leptophylls and mesophylls were represented by 18.75% and 3.13%,, consisting 6 and 1 species, respectively. Regarding the Habit of infesting species, it was observed that the annual herbs (75%) comprising 24 species overwhelmed the perennials. Creeping perennial herbs (21.88%) consisted of 7 species, while one species reprepresented creeping perennial shrubs (3.13%). The dominance of annuals coul...
Dilawar Jan1*, Muhammad Farooq2, Lal Badshah3, Mehboob Khan4, Salim Saifullah2 and Sanam Zarif2
...t common leaf sizes were nanophylls, microphylls, and mesophylls....
