Abstract
Gregarious flowering in D. hamiltonii and M. baccifera were occurred in the north eastern region of India. Due to sudden dead in larger scale, considerable changes in particular bamboo forests were witnessed. An approach was made to examine the changes in soil parameters during pre-flowering, flowering and post- flowering phases. Soil nutrients such as N, P and K were decrease, though, oxidizable organic carbon, soil moisture increases in flowering and post-flowering sites. Besides, soil acidity also increases in these sites. Thus, changes in soil physico-chemical parameters were observed in these bamboo forests. Such changes in soil were either the reason for gregarious flowering and dead in bamboo or vice versa.
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