Research on vegetation diversity, and the zonal changes of vegetation in Ba Vi National Park

Abstract

Vegetation is a main frame of a terrestrial ecosystem that plays an extremely important role in the biodiversity conservation. The conservation mission can only succeed when the study on vegetation has been completely conducted. The vegetation of Ba Vi National Park is described in detail including the types and subtypes as following: Tropical vegetation on zonal soil that includes: Tropical cool moist rain evergreen broad-leaved
secondary forests; Tropical rain medium hot and humid - Bamboo secondary forests; Tropical rain hot (warm) humid secondary shurb; Tropical rain hot and humid secondary grasslands. Tropical vegetation on inland zonal soil that includes: Tropical submergence secondary grasslands;
Tropical freshwater community aquarium. Subtropical vegetation includes: Subtropical cold wet more rain broad-leaved evergreen closed forest; Subtropical cold wet rain broad-leaved evergreen closed forest; Subtropical rain cool humid broad-leaved evergreen secondary forests; Subtropical cool humid secondary Shurb. Artificial vegetation includes: Plantations, The crops communities of industrial/agricultural, Crops communities in neighborhoods. An elevation at level of 700-800m a.sl. is identified as where differentiation takes place between plants in tropical and sub-tropical zones. The difference between eastern and western side slopes: The basic
group of species is determined by the type of forest is Tropical closed forest, Secondary forest and Subtropical rainforest.