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Leaf decomposition of Avicennia marina (Forskal) Vierh in Denkschr and Rhizophora mucronata ( Poiret) was studied in situ using litterbags in Hajambro creek, Indus deltA. A single exponential model was presented, which best described the rate of decomposition for both the species. The rate of decomposition was species specific, A. marina leaves decomposed slower than the R. mucronata (p 1/2 ) was 49.55 days for the A. marina and 44.43 days in case of R. mucronata . The organic content in the leaves was high initially but decresed gradually during decomposition, which is negatively correlated with inorganic contents. This study will help in the management and conservation of mangrove ecosystem of Hajambro creek, Indus delta, Pakistan

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Changes in Organic, Inorganic contents, Carbon Nitrogen ratio in decomposingAvicennia marinaand Rhizophora mucronataleaves on tidal mudflats in Hajambro creek, Indus delta, Pakistan