An assessment was done to determine the structure, abundance and distribution of baobab (Adansonia digitata) across Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe. The study was based on a stratified random sampling design composed of soil group substrates: (i) granophyres, (ii) malvernia, and (iii) rhyolite. Baobabs were sampled on 15 belt transects of constant width of 300 m with 15 baobabs in each belt transect determined the length of a particular belt transect. There were significant differences in plant height and plant density across soil type. Study sites on granophyres derived soil group...