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    Art Integrated Project On Ladakh: A Comparative Study Between The Flora and Fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal

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    This document provides a comparative study of the flora and fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal. [1] The flora of Ladakh comprises 880 species of alpine and high alpine plants that grow during the summer when snow melts, while West Bengal features mangrove forests and the Gangetic plain with over 4,600 plant species. [2] The fauna of Ladakh includes endangered snow leopards, ibex, and cranes, while West Bengal has national parks protecting elephants, tigers, rhinos and over 225 bird species. [3] In summary, the document compares the high-altitude plant and animal life of Ladakh to the diverse lowland ecosystems and wildlife of West Bengal

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    This document provides a comparative study of the flora and fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal. [1] The flora of Ladakh comprises 880 species of alpine and high alpine plants that grow during the summer when snow melts, while West Bengal features mangrove forests and the Gangetic plain with over 4,600 plant species. [2] The fauna of Ladakh includes endangered snow leopards, ibex, and cranes, while West Bengal has national parks protecting elephants, tigers, rhinos and over 225 bird species. [3] In summary, the document compares the high-altitude plant and animal life of Ladakh to the diverse lowland ecosystems and wildlife of West Bengal

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    This document provides a comparative study of the flora and fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal. [1] The flora of Ladakh comprises 880 species of alpine and high alpine plants that grow during the summer when snow melts, while West Bengal features mangrove forests and the Gangetic plain with over 4,600 plant species. [2] The fauna of Ladakh includes endangered snow leopards, ibex, and cranes, while West Bengal has national parks protecting elephants, tigers, rhinos and over 225 bird species. [3] In summary, the document compares the high-altitude plant and animal life of Ladakh to the diverse lowland ecosystems and wildlife of West Bengal

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    Art Integrated Project On Ladakh: A Comparative Study Between The Flora and Fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal

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    Sayan Halder
    This document provides a comparative study of the flora and fauna of Ladakh and West Bengal. [1] The flora of Ladakh comprises 880 species of alpine and high alpine plants that grow during the summer when snow melts, while West Bengal features mangrove forests and the Gangetic plain with over 4,600 plant species. [2] The fauna of Ladakh includes endangered snow leopards, ibex, and cranes, while West Bengal has national parks protecting elephants, tigers, rhinos and over 225 bird species. [3] In summary, the document compares the high-altitude plant and animal life of Ladakh to the diverse lowland ecosystems and wildlife of West Bengal

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    ART INTEGRATED PROJECT ON LADAKH

    A Comparative study between the


    Flora and Fauna
    of
    Ladakh and West Bengal
    Flora of Ladakh Flora of West Bengal
    Part of the world's largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans, is located in
    The Flora of Ladakh comprises about 880 species. Ladakh is rich southern West Bengal.
    repository of medicinal and aromatic plants and other important From a phytogeographic viewpoint, the southern part of West Bengal can
    plants which are closely associated with daily life of local inhabitants be divided into two regions: the Gangetic plain and the littoral mangrove
    of the region. forests of the Sundarbans. The alluvial soil of the Gangetic plain,
    compounded with favorable rainfall, make this region especially fertile.
    The flora of Ladakh comes under alpine and high alpine zones. There
    Much of the vegetation of the western part of the state shares floristic
    are a great number of annual, perennial herbs followed by stunted
    similarities with the plants of the Chota Nagpur plateau in the adjoining
    shrubs and bushes. The vegetation in Ladakh starts growing at the
    state of Jharkhand. The predominant commercial tree species is Shorea
    commencement of summer, with abundant moisture being provided
    robusta, commonly known as the Sal tree. The coastal region of Purba
    by the melting snow, like Aconitum violaceum, Anaphalis triplinervis,
    Medinipur exhibits coastal vegetation; the predominant tree is the
    Aquilegia Fragrans, Arnebia guttata, Biebersteinia odara, Gentiana
    Casuarina. A notable tree from the Sundarbans is the ubiquitous sundari
    algida, Capparis spinosa, Hippophae rhamnoides, Juniperus indica,
    (Heritiera fomes), from which the forest gets its name. The floral diversity
    Lancea tibetica, Podophyllum hexandrum, Thylacospermum
    of the state is also enriched by 4,622 species out of a total of 44,594 floral
    Caespitosum, etc.
    species in India, and 10.36% of our countries flora.
    Fauna of Ladakh Fauna of West Bengal

    Fauna of Leh Ladakh has a great diversity, 225 species of West Bengal has 3.26% of its geographical area under
    birds and big land animals such as wild Yak,lbex and the protected areas comprising 15 wildlife sanctuaries and 5
    Predators found in Ladakh region are Snow leopard, Brown national parks – Sundarbans National Park, Buxa Tiger
    bear, Wolf and Lynx. Fauna of Ladakh Snow leopard Reserve, Gorumara National Park, Neora Valley National
    (schan), Snow leopard is one of the most elusive species of Park and Singalila National Park. Extant wildlife include
    animals and that is what makes it so appealing. Asiatic ibex Indian rhinoceros, Indian elephant, deer, bison, leopard,
    (skin), Black-necked crane (Cha thung-thung), Blue sheep gaur, tiger, and crocodiles, as well as many bird species.
    or bharal (napo), Chukar partridge (srakpa), Eurasian lynx Migratory birds come to the state during the winter.
    (eeh), Golden eagle (laknak), Himalayan marmot (phiya)
    etc.
    Thanks You

    By Sayan Halder
    Class: 9 Section: C
    Roll no. : 33

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