BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS IN INDIA
The flora of fragile alpine meadows has been overexploited for traditional medicine ... Mountains, with tigers and rhinoceros hunted for their body parts for traditional Chinese medicine, while snow leopards (Uncia uncia, EN) ... winter months, dry, cool winds blow from the stable continental Asian high-pressure system, ...
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