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Litterfall is a fundamental process of nutrient cycling and represent significant component of net primary production of forest ecosystem. The spatiotemporal patterns of litter fall therefore needs to be quantified for estimating net productivity and nutrient budgets of ecosystem. The analysis of litter quantity, quality and its rate of decomposition are highly important for understanding processes energy flow, primary productivity, nutrient pools and fluxes in forest ecosystems (Tang et al., 2010).

Standing Litter and Litterfall pattern in Dry Tropical Forests of Achanakmaar-Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve (AABR), India