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Migration of Plants

From their original abode the Angiosperms covered the whole of the earth migrating to different countries along different routes. Moving northwards they covered the whole of Asia and following a coastal route reached the Bearing Straight and crossed over to America. Mountains of Malaya and Burma brought them to the Himalayas by which route they had access to Europe. In [...]

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Vegetation of India: 7 Geographic Regions

In this article we will discuss about the vegetation of various geographic regions of India: 1. Western Himalaya 2. Eastern Himalaya 3. Arid Zone 4. Gangetic Plain 5. Assam 6. Malabar 7. Deccan. Geographic Region # 1. Western Himalaya: In the tropical belt extending up to an altitude of 1000 mtr. we find a Sal forest (Shorea robusta Gaertn) of [...]

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Phytogeographic Realms According to Turrill

The following points highlight the four major types of phytogeographic realms according to turrill. The types are: 1. The Northern Realm 2. The Paleotropical Realm 3. The Neo Tropical Realm 4. The Southern Realm.   1. The Northern Realm: The Northern Realm is subdivided into following 8 regions: i. Artie and Sub-artic Region: Includes Alaska, Greenland, Iceland, northern part of [...]

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