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Manuscript 778; Received 17 December 2001; Revised finally accepted 20 November 2003; © Zoo Outreach Organisation 1432 ABSTRACT A randomized -block experiment was carried out in Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary to study the ecology and the growth of Imperata cylindrica in both managed and non-managed areas. I. cylindrica increased in abundance in disturbed/managed plots and declined in abundance in unmanaged plots. I. cylindrica is a shade-intolerant grass species and therefore a build up of litter and increased shading on the unmanaged plots may result in a decline in its abundance and an increase in the abundance of shade-tolerant grasses. After cutting, burning or grazing, I. cylindrica is the first species to resprout and grow dominantly over other species.

Imperata cylindrica (Linn.) Raeusch in the grasslands of Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India