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Fwd: Query : 3 posts by 2 authors.
I have general question in my mind. If i want to calculate/measure the native biodiversity in the urban area so how can I do it.
Suppose I got the data from the state deptt. so how can I utilize to calculate the native biodiversity in the urban area?
Looking forward to your reply.
Based on your list, I think you should identify which are native and which are introduced. For example, you can use your flora, journals, books, and other references to know the origin of the species. The number of native species in the urban areas are usually lower than those in the forest, because in the cities, many people introduce many plants. Wait for better answers from the experts.
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