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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Tree Species Diversity and Edaphic Factors Associated with Different Land Uses in Tropical Forest Ecosystems, Tanzania

  AUTHORS: George B. Bulenga, Salim M. S. Maliondo, Josiah Z. Katani, Gert Nyberg

  KEYWORDS: Degradation, Dominance, Miombo Woodlands, Soil Chemical Properties

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Ecology, Vol.13 No.10, October 31, 2023

  ABSTRACT: It has been reported that changes to miombo woodland ecosystems through conversion to other land uses alter tree species diversity and soil properties. The aim was to assess whether the Important Value Index (IVI), Shannon- Wiener diversity index (H'), and soil chemical properties differ between land uses in the Kibutuka miombo woodland ecosystem. IVI and H' were used to indicate tree species dominance and diversity. Statistical analyses were performed in R software. IVI of Brachystegia was significantly (p Combretum, Milletia, and Diplorhynchus had significantly (p p p 2+, K+, and Na+ than combined land uses. Soil C, N, and P were significantly (p