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Floristic composition, utilization and local perception of madhupur sal forest, Tangail, Bangladesh

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By Bangladesh Open, Gopalganj Science, Mohammad Ashraful Alam
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Abstract The Sal (Shorea robusta) forests of Bangladesh, particularly the Madhupur tract, are ecologically significant yet increasingly threatened by anthropogenic pressures and habitat fragmentation. This study was conducted in the Dokhola village adjacent to the Madhupur Sal Forest to evaluate the phytosociological structure and plant species diversity across four growth forms. Vegetation was sampled using a nested quadrat approach. Importance Value Index (IVI) was calculated for each species.
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Venation‑aware hybrid CNN‑transformer for fine‑grained leaf species identification

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By Riaz Hasan, Fariha Sultana, Mohammad Ashraful Alam
| banglajol.info
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3329/bjb.v54i4.86616 Keywords: Leaf classification, Fine-grained recognition, Hybrid CNN-Transformer, Venation-aware model, Image-based classification Download data is not yet available. Abstract 0 PDF 0
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Spatial and vertical variation of rhizosphere soil physicochemical and biological properties in Deciduous forests of Bangladesh

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By M Azizar Rahaman, Mohammad Ashraful Alam, Ashfaque Ahmed, Latiful Bari
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Abstract Soil physicochemical and biological properties are key determinants of ecosystem functioning in tropical deciduous forests. This study investigated the spatial and vertical variability of soil characteristics and microbial activity in the Bhawal (BNP) and Madhupur (MNP) Sal forests of Bangladesh. Rhizosphere soil samples were collected from two depths to analyze physicochemical and biological parameters.
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