Phytogeographical Region of India
Main phytogeographical regions of India A phytogeographical region is defined as an area of uniform climatic conditions and having a distinctly recognisable type of vegetation.The classification of a land mass on the basis of natural flora i.e., phytogeographical classification does not correspond with the political boundary. In India ecological factors are variable and so the flora are also quite variable from place to place. Opinion varies from author to author regarding the similarity and dissimilarity. According to D.Chattarjee (1962) , India can be divided into nine phytogeographical regions. 1. Western Himalayas This region comprises north and south Kashmir, part of Punjab and Kumaon region...