This comprehensive guide to the trees and shrubs of North-West and Central India provides an invaluable resource for botanists, foresters, and anyone interested in the ecology and diversity of this fascinating region. Drawing from extensive field observations, the authors offer a detailed overview of the botanical characteristics, distribution, and ecology of the native flora, as well as practical advice for researchers and conservationists on how to manage and protect these important plant communities.
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