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    Uttar Pradesh has over 1,000 woody plants including 3,000 tree species. More than 200 grass species are found in the Gangetic plains along with herbs and medicinal plants. Meghalaya contributes 18% of India's total flora with 1,237 endemic species and contains wild plants, fruits, vegetables and orchids. Uttar Pradesh's fauna is rich with tigers, leopards and other mammals in its forests. Corbett National Park covers 324 square kilometers and preserves wildlife. Meghalaya's biodiversity includes endangered species like the clouded leopard and primates like the hoolock gibbon and capped langur.

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    Uttar Pradesh has over 1,000 woody plants including 3,000 tree species. More than 200 grass species are found in the Gangetic plains along with herbs and medicinal plants. Meghalaya contributes 18% of India's total flora with 1,237 endemic species and contains wild plants, fruits, vegetables and orchids. Uttar Pradesh's fauna is rich with tigers, leopards and other mammals in its forests. Corbett National Park covers 324 square kilometers and preserves wildlife. Meghalaya's biodiversity includes endangered species like the clouded leopard and primates like the hoolock gibbon and capped langur.

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    Science Project: by Pranjal

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    Uttar Pradesh has over 1,000 woody plants including 3,000 tree species. More than 200 grass species are found in the Gangetic plains along with herbs and medicinal plants. Meghalaya contributes 18% of India's total flora with 1,237 endemic species and contains wild plants, fruits, vegetables and orchids. Uttar Pradesh's fauna is rich with tigers, leopards and other mammals in its forests. Corbett National Park covers 324 square kilometers and preserves wildlife. Meghalaya's biodiversity includes endangered species like the clouded leopard and primates like the hoolock gibbon and capped langur.

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    Science Project

    By Pranjal
    FLORA OF UTTAR PRADESH
    • •Uttar
    Pradesh is a state rich in flora and fauna. It has an amazing variety of
    some 1,000 woody plants, including 3,000 trees, 400 shrubs, and 100 woody
    climbers.
    • More than 200 species of grasses have been identified in the Gangetic plains
    along with a rich supply of herbs and valuable medicinal plants. 

    This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA.


    FLORA OF MEGHALAYA
    • Meghalaya contributes about 18% of the total flora of the country,
    including 1,237 endemic species .A wide variety of wild cultivable plants,
    edible fruits, leafy vegetables and orchids are found in the natural forests
    of Meghalaya. Meghalaya is a wonderful place for botanical experts to
    see the beauty of the nature that lies in the vearth of Meghalaya.

    This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA.


    FAUNA OF UTTAR PRADESH
    • The fauna of UP is among the richest in the country .The jungles of UP has in
    abundance tigers, leopards, wild boars, jungle cats, jackals, foxes, monitor
    lizards and scores of other species of mammals and reptiles.
    • To preserve its wildlife, the state has established one national park - the
    famed Corbett Park and 12 game sanctuaries. The Corbett Park, which is a
    major tourist attraction, covers 324 sq km of land

    This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA.


    FAUNA OF MEGHALAYA
    Meghalaya is a major area of Indo-Burma biodiversity hot spot and identified
    as key area for biodiversity conservation due to high species diversity and high
    level of endemism. It has attracted the attention of wildlife enthusiasts and
    research scholars from all over the country. The rare and highly endangered
    Clouded Leopard is the State Animal. 
    Herbivores commonly found are Elephant, Gaur, Sambar, Serow and Barking deer. Omnivores
    comprise of Jackals, Common fox, Sloth Bear, Himalayan Black Bear, Large Indian civets,
    Yellow throated Marten, Mongoose, Hog Badger etc. Among the primates, Hoolock Gibbon, the
    only Ape found in India and Capped Langur both globally endangered species are also found in
    the StateHerbivores commonly found are Elephant, Gaur, Sambar, Serow and Barking deer.
    Omnivores comprise of Jackals, Common fox, Sloth Bear, Himalayan Black Bear, Large Indian
    civets, Yellow throated Marten, Mongoose, Hog Badger etc. Among the primates, Hoolock
    Gibbon, the only Ape found in India and Capped Langur both globally endangered species are
    also found in the State
    THANK YOU
    By Pranjal

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