The sustaining biodiversity in urban landscapes: A biodiversity overview and ecosystem services (Ecological Niche) of JVR Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

The present paper deals with biodiversity assessment of JVR Park and its ecosystem services. The present study reveals a rich plant diversity with 114 species belonging to 44 families, dominated by the trees. Key families like Fabaceae and Arecaceae contribute to its ecological and aesthetic value. The park hosts about 1,030 mature trees, storing a total of 3,862.13 tons of carbon and producing over 9,824 tons of oxygen to date, with an annual oxygen output of 446.56 tons and carbon sequestration potential of 614.25 tons. Over 22 years the plants sequestered nearly 13513.42 tons of carbon, highlighting the park's environmental impact. JVR Park also serves as a hotspot of biodiversity, supporting various species, including birds and reptiles.

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Environment Conservation Journal
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2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.36953/ecj.33643115
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The sustaining biodiversity in urban landscapes: A biodiversity overview and ecosystem services (Ecological Niche) of JVR Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Bhuvaragasamy Rathinasabapathy, Ananthaneni Sreenath
Environment Conservation Journal
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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The sustaining biodiversity in urban landscapes: A biodiversity overview and ecosystem services (Ecological Niche) of JVR Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Bhuvaragasamy Rathinasabapathy, Ananthaneni Sreenath
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The present paper deals with biodiversity assessment of JVR Park and its ecosystem services. The present study reveals a rich plant diversity with 114 species belonging to 44 families, dominated by the trees. Key families like Fabaceae and Arecaceae contribute to its ecological and aesthetic value. The park hosts about 1,030 mature trees, storing a total of 3,862.13 tons of carbon and producing over 9,824 tons of oxygen to date, with an annual oxygen output of 446.56 tons and carbon sequestration potential of 614.25 tons. Over 22 years the plants sequestered nearly 13513.42 tons of carbon, highlighting the park's environmental impact. JVR Park also serves as a hotspot of biodiversity, supporting various species, including birds and reptiles.

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The sustaining biodiversity in urban landscapes: A biodiversity overview and ecosystem services (Ecological Niche) of JVR Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India — Bhuvaragasamy Rathinasabapathy, Ananthaneni Sreenath · Environment Conservation Journal (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS