Titlebook: Biodiversity of the Himalaya: Jammu and Kashmir State; Ghulam Hassan Dar,Anzar A. Khuroo Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020

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Floristic Diversity of India: An Overviewiaceae (679 spp.). The largest genus is . (with 279 spp.), followed by . (160 spp.), . (145 spp.), . and . (135 spp. each). Existing estimate pertaining to the political boundaries of present-day India is that about 4300 (23.20%) of 18,532 flowering plant species are endemic to this country.

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Faunal Diversity of India been explored; the remote islands and other such ecosystems are virtually still unexplored. It is, therefore, likely that the magnitude of faunal diversity in India could be several times more than what is scientifically known today.

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Kugel- und Rollenlager (W?lzlager)total state’s land area of 101,386 km., Kashmir occupies 15.73%, Jammu 25.93%, and Ladakh 58.33%. Geologically, the state reveals rocks of all ages, from the Archean to the recent alluvium, and preserves a chronological record of the sedimentation, tectonics, and volcanism that accompanied the Himal

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Kugel- und Rollenlager (W?lzlager)ling vegetation along Rajouri–Poonch and Doda–Kishtwar ranges. The Pleistocene events and fossil records are suggestive of major geoclimatic perturbations experienced by the State in recent geological past. As a result, only few Pleistocene taxa (conifers, birches, barberries, alders, figs, cherries

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Richtiger und fehlerhafter Einbau, ecological status has significantly deteriorated. In this direction, the present chapter provides an overview of diversity of aquatic ecosystems in the state, with a bird’s-eye view of their biodiversity status. Subsequently, the major threats to these ecosystems are highlighted and some management

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,Werkstoff und Bearbeitung der W?lzlager,rge of extinction. Kashmir Valley and particularly Ladakh region also host a rich diversity of apricot germplasm. Some of the important apricot genotypes include Afghani, Raktsey-Karpo, Halman, Australian Sweet, and Charmagz. Almond is yet another important stone fruit of Kashmir. Broadly, three typ