2011•Journal of Ecology and the Natural EnvironmentRequires access

Vascular flora on coal mine spoils of Singrauli coalfields, India

Arvind Nath Singh

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2. A total of 197 plant species were reported representing 45 families. Herbaceous flora dominates the floristic composition of coal mine spoils. The Poaceae, Fabaceae and Asteraceae are the dominant families of the flora on coal mine spoils of Singrauli coal fields.

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2. A total of 197 plant species were reported representing 45 families. Herbaceous flora dominates the floristic composition of coal mine spoils. The Poaceae, Fabaceae and Asteraceae are the dominant families of the flora on coal mine spoils of Singrauli coal fields.

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2. A total of 197 plant species were reported representing 45 families. Herbaceous flora dominates the floristic composition of coal mine spoils. The Poaceae, Fabaceae and Asteraceae are the dominant families of the flora on coal mine spoils of Singrauli coal fields.

Key concepts: Flora (microbiology), Herbaceous plant, Floristics, Coal, Coal mining, Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Coal measures

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