Rangelands of Balochistan - Features, Zones, Classification, Flora ...
2018年10月23日 · Balochistan ranges provide a diversity of uses, including forage for livestock, wildlife habitat, medicinal plants, watershed, fuelwood, and recreational activity. Rangelands are the major source of feed for 90-95% of sheep and goats.
Baluchistan Xeric Woodlands - One Earth
The ecoregion has a rich faunal diversity. Carnivores include the common leopard, caracal, and jungle cat in the southern regions, and the leopard cat and Pallas’s cat in the northern regions. Striped hyena and red fox live in the Baluchistan hills.
2024年4月7日 · Despite the difficult climatic conditions, the province of Northern Balochistan has a remarkable diversity of plant species, many of which have developed unique adaptations to survive in the arid environment.
Balochistan’s geostrategic location and cultural diversity makes the area an attractive cite for historians and anthropologists. The mountainous terrain has engravings of stone-age.
Floristic diversity, ecological, characteristics and ethnobotonical ...
2010年1月1日 · The present work was intended to explore the floristic composition and ecological characteristics of representative sites (protected and nearby unprotected) of Karkhasa range land of Balochistan...
Forests in Balochistan - Forestrypedia
2020年2月25日 · Pinus gerardiana is found in Sherani, Zhob and Musakhel Districts of Balochistan. I’ll try to get the co-ordinates of the specific area. Good luck with your research.
Pakistan - Flora, Fauna, Ecosystems | Britannica
4 天之前 · In the arid landscape of the Potwar Plateau, some hills are only thinly wooded. In the northern ranges of the Balochistan plateau are some groves of pine and olive. The babul tree ( Acacia arabica ) is common in the Indus River valley, as are many species of fruit trees.
The endemic medicinal plants of Northern Balochistan,Pakistan and their ...
The highlands of Northern Balochistan are the hot spots of medicinal and endemic plant in Pakistan. A total of 1572 genera and 5521 species of flowering plants are identified in Pakistan, out of which 400–600 are medicinally important.
Almost 80% of Pakistan‟s endemic flowering plants are confined to the northern and western mountains (Ali & Qaiser, 1986) where war against terrorism and extremism is going on. Here, two phytogeographic provinces can be distinguished: the Balochistan Province and the Western Himalayan Province.
Biodiversity and its Conservation in Balochistan, Pakistan
Balochistan is rich in biodiversity and huge number of species is present here, that’s why considered as the traditional zone between the oriental and palaearctic zoogeographical regions. Furthermore, from thousands of years people of Balochistan sustained themselves on plants and animal species that are present around them.