Evaluating plant diversity: an in-depth analysis of flora in Ahmedabad’s oxygen park

The biodiversity of urban green spaces is crucial for ecological balance & public well-being. this study focuses on the Ahmedabad Monte Carlo Oxygen Park, an innovative urban green area created to improve air quality & raise environmental awareness. The major goal of this research is to investigate & describe the plant species composition of the park, thereby providing insights into the ecological relevance & biodiversity of this urban sanctuary. Plant species variety, density & abundance were documented by systematic field surveys carried out in different park zone. The result shows a wide variety of foreign & native plant species, each of which makes a distinct contribution to the ecosystem services provided by the park. Additionally, the study investigates how plant species” symbiotic relationships effect soil quality, water retention, & microclimate regulation. This study investigates the plant species composition in Ahmedabad Monte Carlo Oxygen Park, a significant urban green space designed to combat pollution & promote wellness. The park, located in Sindhu Bhavan Road, spans 28,000 square meters & features over 59,000 trees &111 plant species. We noticed the variety of plant species found in the park by conducting through field surveys & species identification.

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International Journal of Science and Research Archive
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2025.14.3.0686
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Evaluating plant diversity: an in-depth analysis of flora in Ahmedabad’s oxygen park

HA Pandya, Parth Desai, J. R. Patel
International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Groundwater and Watershed Analysis
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Evaluating plant diversity: an in-depth analysis of flora in Ahmedabad’s oxygen park

HA Pandya, Parth Desai, J. R. Patel
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The biodiversity of urban green spaces is crucial for ecological balance & public well-being. this study focuses on the Ahmedabad Monte Carlo Oxygen Park, an innovative urban green area created to improve air quality & raise environmental awareness. The major goal of this research is to investigate & describe the plant species composition of the park, thereby providing insights into the ecological relevance & biodiversity of this urban sanctuary. Plant species variety, density & abundance were documented by systematic field surveys carried out in different park zone. The result shows a wide variety of foreign & native plant species, each of which makes a distinct contribution to the ecosystem services provided by the park. Additionally, the study investigates how plant species” symbiotic relationships effect soil quality, water retention, & microclimate regulation. This study investigates the plant species composition in Ahmedabad Monte Carlo Oxygen Park, a significant urban green space designed to combat pollution & promote wellness. The park, located in Sindhu Bhavan Road, spans 28,000 square meters & features over 59,000 trees &111 plant species. We noticed the variety of plant species found in the park by conducting through field surveys & species identification.

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