1) The document analyzes the floral and avifaunal composition of traditional homegardens in the Konkan Coast region of Maharashtra, India. 2) It finds high species richness, including 206 plant species from 88 genera and 48 families, as well as 76 bird species from both dry and monsoon seasons. 3) The study concludes the homegardens demonstrate rich biodiversity that is facing threats from land use changes and development activities, so conservation efforts are needed to sustainably manage the region's biological resources.
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