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Contents
  1. Plants of Nepal
    1. 01Browse every plant
    2. 02The five regions
    3. 03Districts Flora
  2. Ecosystem
    1. 01Types of Ecosystem
  3. Climate change
    1. 01What is changing
    2. 02What is Climate Change?
  4. Environment-friendly behaviour
    1. 01Things you can do

Plants

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Districts are tinted by the highest belt they reach. 61 of the 77 span more than one — select a belt to see every district that includes it.
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  • Khayar

    Senegalia catechu

    A thorny tree of dry riverbeds. Its heartwood is boiled down to make katha, the brown paste used in paan.

    Regions
    Terai · Siwalik (Chure)
    Elevation
    100–1400 m
    Flowers in
    June, July, August

    Doing okay

  • Sunpati

    Rhododendron anthopogon

    A tiny cousin of the gurans that grows above the treeline, in cushions low enough to hide from the wind.

    Regions
    High Himal & Trans-Himalaya
    Elevation
    3500–5000 m
    Flowers in
    June, July

    Doing okay