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Tropical Montane, evergreen forests locally known as sholas, situated in the higher mountain tracts of the Western Ghats, at an altitude above 1500m is interspersed with rolling grasslands. Sholas stay in restricted boundaries, in small pockets and the grasslands dominate. These bio diverse forests and grasslands were converted into commercially valuable plantation to serve fuel wood need of tea industry during British period. Some of the introduced species like A. mearnsii have become invasive alien species in this ecosystem and became a serious threat to this high altitude ecosystem (Myers et al., 2000).

Acacia mearnsii Invasion on Soil Microbial Population of Shola Forests in the Western Ghats