94) Identify the Wildlife Sanctuary in the Jammu and
Kashmir region dominated by Bamboo Plantation.
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The forests of Kathua are an important repository of subtropical biodiversity. These are the only forests in the State where bamboo is found growing naturally. The area is a natural habitat for the Shiwalik Chir Pine as well, which is akey forest crop in terms of ecological as well as economic importance.
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The Wildlife Sanctuary is Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary
- The sanctuary has six compartments and a total area of around ten square km.
- Arranged on the banks of River Ujh, wealthy in greenery, the sanctuary is a characteristic territory for an assortment of exotic animals, for example, cheetal, wild hog, rhesus monkey, and others.
- The sanctuary is dominated by bamboo plantations and their bush associates. The territory likewise houses transitory birds alongside peafowl, wilderness hedge quail and the blue stone pigeon
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