Floral Diversity of Abandoned Mansions and the Influence of Soil Properties on These Unique Vegetations

Abandoned land and mansions are always a matter of curiosity to the human beings. They treated as haunted places in many societies. In present research, three decrepit abandoned from southern Bangladesh were investigated measure their floral diversity, physico-chemical properties soil soil-plant interrelationship which is responsible for diversification wild flora within regions. From Shannon Simpson diversity indexes, it can be deducted that has positive relationship with territory size. The high values Margalef’s Menhinick’s species richness indexes confirmed these areas rich source large number plant species. A great variation been observed during analysis. Soil organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium & moisture contents varied significantly one quadrat another every site. Biplot analysis showed distribution primarily determined by pH, soil. As factors versatile studied regions, plants grow same area simultaneously. So should protected intervention process natural selection situ conservation