Angiospermic Biodiversity of Lucknow Areas of Uttar Pradesh, India
B. P. Singh, Ajay Krishna, S. C. Singh, Sujit Kumar
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 101–109 · Published 6 Jun 2020
10.9734/cjast/2020/v39i1330686Abstract
The total angiospermic floral biodiversity of Lucknow district including indigenous, naturalised and cultigens comprises over 1263 plant species covering 705 genera and 140 families of which 989 species are dicotyledons and 274 species are monocotyledons. The monocotyledons are poorly represented except Poaceae and Cyperaceae. Of the 274 species of monocotyledons, 176 species belong to these two families while 98 species represent 23 different families. Poaceae is the largest family followed by Leguminosae (s.l.), Asteraceae, etc. and Euphorbia is the largest genus followed by Cassia, Cyperus, etc.
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